Netherlands - Race
After a qualifying in which the two McLarens were separated by only 0.12s, the scene was set for a race to remember. All 20 cars lined up on Zandvoort’s starting grid, but only 17 of them made it to the finish line. Who fell along the way? And which team saw the day unfold in the worst way possible? Max Verstappen, eager to put his best foot forward in front of his home crowd, gave it his all since the very first second of the Grand Prix. Before lap one was over, he managed to find a way past Lando Norris and move up to P2. The other change at the front of the group was Charles Leclerc, who overtook George Russel and found himself fifth overall. On lap nine, Norris managed to reclaim his starting position and, before anyone else could as much as blink, the two McLarens soared away from the rest of the field. It quickly became clear that no one would be able to beat them when it came to raw pace. All that the drivers could hope for was luck: something which Ferrari didn’t seem to h...