Norris wins the final Dutch Grand Prix as Verstappen crashes out of difficult Red Bull weekend
Norris wins Dutch GP and pinpoints the decisive move
Lando Norris put on a masterclass at Zandvoort to claim victory in the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix — the final edition of the event at one of Formula 1's most beloved circuits. After the flag, the Briton was quick to dissect the overtake he described as 'the move that won me' the race, breaking down the key lap where he seized control from behind the wheel.

Dramatic day at Zandvoort
The race day in the Netherlands was full of drama beyond the podium battle. Max Verstappen found himself at the centre of a difficult weekend for Red Bull, with team boss Mick Mekies describing the outing as a challenging one after the Dutchman's crash curtailed his hopes in front of his home fans.
'It was a difficult weekend for us,' Mekies admitted, reflecting on the setbacks that blunted Red Bull's challenge.
Hulkenberg's near-miss
There was also a nervy moment for Nico Hulkenberg, who reacted to what he described as a 'scary' near-miss during a frenetic afternoon of racing at Zandvoort. The incident added to a race filled with talking points that left fans on the edge of their seats.
A fond farewell to the Dutch Grand Prix
Given the track's impending departure from the calendar, the weekend carried extra emotional weight, with teams, drivers and fans alike savouring one last outing in the Netherlands. Our live coverage captured all the action as it happened, ensuring every opportunistic move, strategic call and late-race dice was tracked from lights out to the chequered flag.
Missed any of the theatre? The race's key moments, the seven moments fans might have missed, and the full 'what the teams said' rundown from the Dutch GP are all part of this weekend's comprehensive coverage as Formula 1 bids farewell to Zandvoort.