Winners and losers from F1’s wet-dry-wet Dutch GP
Formula 1’s 2023 Dutch Grand Prix was no ordinary race. And while its chaotic circumstances, particularly at the start, could have made heroes of plenty, more ended up ruing missed opportunities
Gary Anderson: McLaren’s eye-catching rear wing detail
While McLaren won’t run the new rear wing it trialled on Friday in the Dutch Grand Prix itself, the detail on the design caught the eye of Gary Anderson – who explains what McLaren’s hoping to achieve
Formula 1 stand-ins who starred and flopped
As Liam Lawson becomes the latest surprise Formula 1 stand-in, we look at some of the benchmarks from past F1 super-sub appearances
Why it sounds like Leclerc needs a Williams at Zandvoort
On weekends like this, Charles Leclerc just cannot get in the Ferrari, throw it around, and reap the benefits. That’s in stark contrast to what was clearly an inherently driveable Williams in Dutch Grand Prix qualifying at Zandvoort
Mark Hughes: Williams and Albon’s latest heroics are their best yet
Downforce-dependent tracks are rarely where Williams shine but Alex Albon secured the team’s best qualifying of 2023 at Zandvoort. So how did it happen and can the team expect to stay there on Sunday? Mark Hughes has some answers…
How Red Bull’s F1 rookie really fared beyond dead last result
Last on the grid, 1.160s off the next-slowest car, wasn’t the Formula 1 qualifying debut Liam Lawson dreamed of. But the circumstances were a long way from ideal
Wolff can’t understand Perez’s ‘bizarre’ deficit to Verstappen
The gap between Red Bull team-mates Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez is hard to understand, according to rival Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff
Verstappen storms twice red-flagged Q3 to take Dutch GP pole
Max Verstappen took pole position on home turf at the Dutch Grand Prix after triumphing in an incident-packed Q3 shootout that featured two red flags
Ricciardo set for hand surgery – how many F1 races will he miss?
As Daniel Ricciardo goes in for surgery, the Italian GP at Monza is already a no-go – and he may have to miss more events
What Palou ‘letting down’ McLaren means for its F1 team
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown feels “let down” by Alex Palou’s behaviour over his alleged Formula 1 and IndyCar contract reneging, which impacts McLaren’s F1 team this year
