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F1 results: Leclerc fastest in Dutch GP practice on Friday
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was fastest during Dutch Grand Prix practice at Zandvoort on Friday, the 15th round of the 2022 Formula 1 World Championship.
Charles Bradley
Edited: Sep 2, 2022, 7:15 PM
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George Russell’s Mercedes was fastest in FP1 and Leclerc topped FP2 with the fastest time of the day of 1m12.345s.
Dutch Grand Prix FP1 results: Russell fastest from Hamilton
Cla Driver Chassis Laps Time Gap Interval km/h 1 George Russell
Mercedes 29 1'12.455 211.612 2 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 28 1'12.695 0.240 0.240 210.914 3 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari 30 1'12.845 0.390 0.150 210.479 4 Lando Norris
McLaren 32 1'12.929 0.474 0.084 210.237 5 Daniel Ricciardo
McLaren 31 1'13.077 0.622 0.148 209.811 6 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari 30 1'13.127 0.672 0.050 209.668 7 Sergio Perez
Red Bull 30 1'13.416 0.961 0.289 208.842 8 Fernando Alonso
Alpine 31 1'13.633 1.178 0.217 208.227 9 Esteban Ocon
Alpine 33 1'13.963 1.508 0.330 207.298 10 Alex Albon
Williams 29 1'14.063 1.608 0.100 207.018 11 Mick Schumacher
Haas 29 1'14.163 1.708 0.100 206.739 12 Lance Stroll
Aston Martin 30 1'14.257 1.802 0.094 206.477 13 Kevin Magnussen
Haas 31 1'14.405 1.950 0.148 206.066 14 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri 28 1'14.474 2.019 0.069 205.875 15 Sebastian Vettel
Aston Martin 28 1'14.500 2.045 0.026 205.804 16 Zhou Guanyu
Alfa Romeo 18 1'14.534 2.079 0.034 205.710 17 Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri 31 1'14.630 2.175 0.096 205.445 18 Valtteri Bottas
Alfa Romeo 22 1'14.695 2.240 0.065 205.266 19 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 7 1'14.714 2.259 0.019 205.214 20 Nicholas Latifi
Williams 33 1'15.122 2.667 0.408 204.099 View full results
What happened in Dutch GP Free Practice 1?
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen caused a red flag in the early stages when his Red Bull ground to a halt with a gearbox problem that put him out of the session after just a handful of laps on hard compound tyres.
Fernando Alonso set the soft-tyred bar at 1m13.635s, soon topped by Lando Norris on 1m12.929s and then Sainz on 1m12.845s
Mercedes ran longer on hards early on, so the track grip had evolved further by the time they switched to softs. Russell went to the top of the times on 1m12.455s with 13 minutes to go, with Hamilton taking P2, 0.240s in arrears of his teammate.
Sainz was third, ahead of the McLarens of Norris and Daniel Ricciardo (who took a trip through the gravel at Turn 11). Leclerc was sixth, ahead of Perez – who suffered a grassy off but continued.
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Dutch Grand Prix FP2 results: Leclerc fastest from Sainz
Cla Driver Chassis Laps Time Gap Interval km/h 1 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari 27 1'12.345 211.934 2 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari 30 1'12.349 0.004 0.004 211.922 3 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes 21 1'12.417 0.072 0.068 211.723 4 Lando Norris
McLaren 24 1'12.448 0.103 0.031 211.633 5 George Russell
Mercedes 27 1'12.655 0.310 0.207 211.030 6 Lance Stroll
Aston Martin 28 1'12.746 0.401 0.091 210.766 7 Fernando Alonso
Alpine 25 1'12.848 0.503 0.102 210.471 8 Max Verstappen
Red Bull 22 1'13.042 0.697 0.194 209.912 9 Esteban Ocon
Alpine 27 1'13.305 0.960 0.263 209.158 10 Daniel Ricciardo
McLaren 10 1'13.362 1.017 0.057 208.996 11 Yuki Tsunoda
AlphaTauri 19 1'13.419 1.074 0.057 208.834 12 Sergio Perez
Red Bull 23 1'13.493 1.148 0.074 208.623 13 Mick Schumacher
Haas 27 1'13.604 1.259 0.111 208.309 14 Sebastian Vettel
Aston Martin 27 1'13.611 1.266 0.007 208.289 15 Zhou Guanyu
Alfa Romeo 25 1'13.624 1.279 0.013 208.252 16 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri 16 1'13.666 1.321 0.042 208.134 17 Alex Albon
Williams 26 1'13.837 1.492 0.171 207.651 18 Valtteri Bottas
Alfa Romeo 27 1'14.167 1.822 0.330 206.728 19 Kevin Magnussen
Haas 25 1'14.282 1.937 0.115 206.408 20 Nicholas Latifi
Williams 24 1'14.797 2.452 0.515 204.986 View full results
What happened in Dutch GP Free Practice 2?
Verstappen employed his hitherto unused softs in the early going, setting the bar at 1m13.465s. That was 0.079s faster than Sainz on mediums.
Sainz then went faster on 1m13.412s, with Leclerc getting within 0.025s, as Verstappen got mired in traffic on his second push lap.
Sainz switched to softs and lowered his P1 time to 1m12.349s, 0.068s clear of Hamilton, with Russell three tenths further back. Leclerc ran later, and pipped Sainz by 0.004s.
Hamilton was third ahead of Norris and Russell. Verstappen could only manage eighth, seven tenths off the pace.
Yuki Tsunoda caused a red flag with 12 minutes to go when he beached his AlphaTauri.
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