The Netherlands - Race
George Russell took the win in Saturday's sprint, adding some much-needed points to his tally and gaining confidence that could go on to help him in the weekend's main event. Having qualified second, he was in a good position to fight for the win and continue his good streak on Dutch soil. However, with Lando Norris ahead and Kimi Antonelli behind, his task wasn't going to be easy. In the end, it was one of the three who took the win and the 25 points that came with it. The question is, who? Tire strategies differed at the starting grid, with most drivers choosing either the softs or the mediums. Cadillac was the only team to send out their contenders on the hardest available compound. As soon as the lights went out, Russell moved to block Oscar Piastri from making a move, leaving Norris with the perfect opportunity to keep his position and move through the circuit as the race leader. The blocked McLaren of his Australian teammate fell in the order, overtaken by both Ferrar...