Verstappen beats Norris to Dutch Grand Prix pole

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By Andrew BensonChief F1 writer at Zandvoort

Last updated on 8 minutes ago.From the section Formula 1comments13

Max VerstappenMax Verstappen has taken pole position for his home race at Zandvoort three years in a row

Red Bull's Max Verstappen beat McLaren's Lando Norris to pole position in a crash-strewn qualifying session at the Dutch Grand Prix.

Verstappen headed Norris by 0.537 seconds in a one-lap shoot-out at the end of a dramatic session in drying conditions.

Mercedes driver George Russell was third, while team-mate Lewis Hamilton could manage only 13th.

Alex Albon also claimed a sensational fourth place for Williams.

More to follow.

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  • Comment posted by Vella, today at 15:44

    Checo not only over a second off in Q3 but a full second behind in Q1 & Q2 also. With no obvious replacements in Alpha Tauri is it time to look elsewhere now for 2024 ???

  • Comment posted by Scott, today at 15:44

    The best drivers always rise to the top in changing weather conditions

  • Comment posted by gagged and kippered, today at 15:43

  • Comment posted by BadStoober, today at 15:41

    Great lap from Max. The Red Bull juggernaut continues.

  • Comment posted by OliverDMcCall, today at 15:41

    I am shocked at this result.

  • Comment posted by Itneverenteredmymind, today at 15:41

    Red flags, yellow flags, combined they make orange?

  • Comment posted by PharmaHam, today at 15:41

    Has anyone found out what the Mercedes team did wrong to cause Lewis not to make it into Q3?

    • Reply posted by Yorky, today at 15:43

      Yorky replied:

      He's just not very good.

  • Comment posted by Shaun BBC, today at 15:40

    Interesting to note that yet again Russell didn’t seem to have any problems with the same Mercedes that Hamilton does nothing but criticise publicly.

    • Reply posted by Rambino, today at 15:44

      Rambino replied:

      Interesting to note, Hamilton is leading Russell in the championship and if you haven't heard Russell complain then you have cloth ears.

  • Comment posted by RJHToday, today at 15:40

    Nice one Albon. Happy the team of Williams is still alive and somewhat kicking too:).
    For the rest, sad Hamilton, Perez and Ferrari.

  • Comment posted by Jon, today at 15:40

    Huge congrats to Perez for managing to stay within 1.4 seconds of his team mate.

  • Comment posted by Utd Fan, today at 15:39

    Poor Ham he was outclassed in the wet, Great drives from MV, Norris, Russell, and Alonso

    • Reply posted by Humble Chelsea Fan, today at 15:43

      Humble Chelsea Fan replied:

      0 sympathy from me

  • Comment posted by Archbishop of Banterbury, today at 15:38

    Verstappen Pole position that’s never happened before Crazy result

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