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Live ticker: Zandvoort Sprint – George Russell versus Norris and Leclerc

An exciting starting grid for the sprint at the historic Dutch circuit of Zandvoort: three manufacturers in the top three positions, all with the pace to win here.

World Championship leader Kimi Antonelli: Penalty confirmed for home race at Monza

Of all places, Mercedes star Kimi Antonelli will be starting his home race at Monza with a handicap. The World Championship leader has confirmed that he will be lining up there with a new engine.

Nico Hülkenberg (Audi/14th): Puzzled by loss of pace in sprint qualifying

GP veteran Nico Hülkenberg (39) turned heads with 7th place in the Zandvoort free practice, but when it came down to the wire in the sprint qualifying, his Audi’s pace evaporated.

Oscar Piastri explains: These rivals will be breathing down McLaren’s neck

Oscar Piastri was just under a tenth of a second slower than pole-setter George Russell in the Zandvoort Sprint Qualifying. The Australian explained afterwards who he expects to be his main rivals in the Sprint.

Fernando Alonso criticises Honda after Zandvoort debacle (22nd): “The engine is to blame”

Zandvoort: Aston Martin superstar Fernando Alonso went off the track in Part 1 of the sprint qualifying session and will now have to start the short race from last place. This was followed by criticism directed at Honda.

Champion Lando Norris: Not frustrated despite narrowly missing out on sprint pole

Formula 1 World Champion Lando Norris narrowly missed out on pole position for the sprint race at Zandvoort. Nevertheless, the McLaren star was “quite satisfied”, as he emphasised after the qualifying session.

Charles Leclerc/Ferrari: 55 thousandths off pole, strong self-praise

Mixed feelings at Ferrari: Leclerc will start the sprint in third place, behind Russell and Norris, whilst Hamilton is only seventh. Timo Glock: “Ferrari has found the right direction with Charles.”

Kimi Antonelli: Costly run-off in the Zandvoort Sprint Qualifying

Kimi Antonelli experienced a moment of panic with serious consequences during the sprint qualifying at Zandvoort. The Mercedes star damaged his underbody after going off the track and had to settle for fifth place.

Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari/7th) can’t make head nor tail of it: a completely different car

A bitter disappointment for the Tifosi at Zandvoort: Charles Leclerc is on pole for the Sprint, but superstar Lewis Hamilton is only seventh fastest. What went wrong for the Englishman?