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Lando Norris secured a second consecutive Formula 1 victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, with the final classification confirmed after a series of late race penalties at Zandvoort.
Norris led home a Mercedes one-two-three battle, finishing ahead of championship leader Kimi Antonelli and George Russell to claim victory in the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort. The McLaren driver completed the 72-lap race in 2:04:44.859, with Antonelli 11.536 seconds behind and Russell a further 4.370 seconds back.
Lewis Hamilton finished fourth for Ferrari, narrowly missing out on the podium, while team-mate Charles Leclerc followed in fifth. Oscar Piastri completed the top six, with Liam Lawson taking seventh for Red Bull despite a late 10-second penalty.
The post-race classification also reflected penalties handed to three drivers. Lawson and Franco Colapinto were each given 10-second time penalties for failing to slow sufficiently for yellow flags, while Carlos Sainz received a 10-second penalty for causing a collision.
Those penalties left Lawson seventh, Colapinto 14th and Sainz 16th in the official final classification. Nico Hulkenberg finished eighth for Audi, followed by Fernando Alonso and Pierre Gasly, who completed the points-paying positions.
Arvid Lindblad finished 12th, ahead of Gabriel Bortoleto, while Sergio Perez took 15th. Alexander Albon, Valtteri Bottas, Esteban Ocon, Lance Stroll, Oliver Bearman and home favourite Max Verstappen were classified as non-finishers. Verstappen’s race ended dramatically on the opening lap after he lost control of his Red Bull and hit the barriers.
Final Dutch GP classification
Lando Norris — McLaren
Kimi Antonelli — Mercedes
George Russell — Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton — Ferrari
Charles Leclerc — Ferrari
Oscar Piastri — McLaren
Liam Lawson — Red Bull
Nico Hulkenberg — Audi
Fernando Alonso — Aston Martin
Pierre Gasly — Alpine
Yuki Tsunoda — Racing Bulls
Arvid Lindblad — Racing Bulls
Gabriel Bortoleto — Audi
Franco Colapinto — Alpine
Sergio Perez — Cadillac
Carlos Sainz — Williams
Alexander Albon — Williams — DNF
Valtteri Bottas — Cadillac — DNF
Esteban Ocon — Haas — DNF
Lance Stroll — Aston Martin — DNF
Oliver Bearman — Haas — DNF
Max Verstappen — Red Bull — DNF
The official F1 results confirm that Norris remains the winner, with Antonelli second and Russell third, meaning the late penalties did not change the podium positions.