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Formula 1 fans have been left watching the FIA closely after a dramatic Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort produced one of the most chaotic races of the 2026 season.

However, despite claims circulating online about an amended classification following a “disastrous disqualification,” there is currently no verified FIA confirmation of a new race classification caused by such a disqualification.

The official result from Sunday’s final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort saw Lando Norris take a dramatic victory for McLaren, finishing ahead of Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli and George Russell. Lewis Hamilton was classified fourth for Ferrari, while Charles Leclerc finished fifth.

The race itself was anything but straightforward. Max Verstappen’s home Grand Prix ended on the opening lap after the Red Bull driver crashed, triggering a red flag and a restart. Antonelli then seized the opportunity to take the lead, before Norris fought back later in the race and eventually reclaimed first place.

Antonelli’s second-place finish was particularly important for the championship. The Mercedes youngster extended his advantage at the top of the standings to 59 points over George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, who are level on 183 points.

For Hamilton, fourth place represented a solid recovery after a difficult weekend. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc completed the top five, while Oscar Piastri finished sixth and Liam Lawson took seventh for Red Bull.

The FIA’s official Dutch Grand Prix documentation is continuing to record decisions and classifications from the weekend, but the available official material does not currently establish the dramatic race disqualification described in the headline.

That distinction matters. With F1 championship points becoming increasingly valuable as the season progresses, any genuine post-race disqualification or amended classification would have major consequences and should be confirmed by the FIA before being reported as fact.

Bottom line: the confirmed 2026 Dutch GP result remains Norris first, Antonelli second, Russell third, Hamilton fourth and Leclerc fifth. If the FIA subsequently issues a new decision that changes those positions, the classification would need to be updated accordingly.

For now, fans should treat claims of a newly confirmed Dutch GP disqualification with caution until an official FIA decision is published.