JUST IN: FIA Releases Official Dutch GP Results After Disqualification Shock — Hamilton’s Ferrari Position Under… Read more👇

The FIA has confirmed the official classification from the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, bringing clarity after several post-race penalties and speculation about possible changes to the finishing order.

For Ferrari fans, the biggest point is straightforward: Lewis Hamilton remains fourth in the official Dutch GP classification. He has not been promoted or dropped from that position. The FIA’s published result lists Lando Norris first, Kimi Antonelli second, George Russell third, Hamilton fourth and Charles Leclerc fifth.

Hamilton finished just 16.755 seconds behind Norris after a race in which Ferrari’s strategy became a major talking point. The seven-time world champion believed Ferrari could have given him a stronger opportunity to challenge for the podium by making a decision involving Leclerc earlier.

The result was particularly significant for Hamilton’s championship campaign. He and Russell are now level on points in the standings, while Antonelli extended his advantage at the top of the championship.

The Dutch GP also produced several penalties away from the Ferrari battle. Post-race sanctions were applied to drivers including Carlos Sainz, Liam Lawson and Franco Colapinto, but those decisions did not alter Hamilton’s fourth-place classification.

Hamilton’s weekend nevertheless remains under intense scrutiny. His frustration with Ferrari’s strategy became one of the major stories from Zandvoort, although he later acknowledged that some of his sarcastic radio comments were made in the heat of the moment and reaffirmed his belief in Ferrari’s long-term project.

For Ferrari supporters, the important takeaway is therefore clear: there has been no official Hamilton promotion following the Dutch GP penalties. His fourth-place finish remains the confirmed result.

Any headline or social-media post claiming Hamilton has suddenly been promoted because of a Dutch GP disqualification should be treated carefully unless a new FIA classification is officially published.

The drama may continue around Ferrari, but as things stand, Lewis Hamilton’s Dutch Grand Prix result is P4.