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F1 results: Lando Norris fastest in Dutch GP practice
Lando Norris was fastest in Dutch Grand Prix practice in Zandvoort, ahead of the 13th round of the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship, for McLaren.
Charles Bradley
Edited: Aug 25, 2023, 7:06 PM
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was quickest in Free Practice 1, before Norris set the fastest time of the day in FP2 at 1m11.330s, 0.023s quicker than Verstappen and Williams’s Alex Albon.
Dutch GP FP1 results: Verstappen fastest from Alonso
Main Information Additional Data Driver Info Driver Info
Driver Info
Main Information Additional Data
Cla Driver # Chassis Engine Laps Time Interval km/h 1 M. Verstappen Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 1
Red Bull Red Bull 31 1'11.852 213.388 2 F. Alonso Fernando Alonso Aston Martin Racing 14
Aston Martin Mercedes 22 +0.278 0.278 212.566 3 L. Hamilton Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 44
Mercedes Mercedes 24 +0.373 0.095 212.286 4 S. Perez Sergio Perez Red Bull Racing 11
Red Bull Red Bull 27 +0.471 0.098 211.998 5 A. Albon Alex Albon Williams 23
Williams Mercedes 25 +0.595 0.124 211.636 6 L. Norris Lando Norris McLaren 4
McLaren Mercedes 22 +0.608 0.013 211.598 7 L. Sargeant Logan Sargeant Williams 2
Williams Mercedes 30 +0.765 0.157 211.140 8 O. Piastri Oscar Piastri McLaren 81
McLaren Mercedes 21 +0.806 0.041 211.021 9 Y. Tsunoda Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 22
AlphaTauri Red Bull 21 +0.897 0.091 210.757 10 E. Ocon Esteban Ocon Alpine 31
Alpine Renault 29 +0.950 0.053 210.604 11 G. Russell George Russell Mercedes 63
Mercedes Mercedes 23 +0.961 0.011 210.572 12 P. Gasly Pierre Gasly Alpine 10
Alpine Renault 30 +1.043 0.082 210.335 13 D. Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri 3
AlphaTauri Red Bull 26 +1.138 0.095 210.061 14 K. Magnussen Kevin Magnussen Haas F1 Team 20
Haas Ferrari 30 +1.470 0.332 209.110 15 V. Bottas Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo F1 Team KICK 77 Alfa Romeo Ferrari 30 +1.596 0.126 208.751 16
C. Leclerc Charles Leclerc Ferrari 16
Ferrari Ferrari 26 +1.667 0.071 208.550 17 Z. Guanyu Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo F1 Team KICK 24 Alfa Romeo Ferrari 20 +1.974 0.307 207.682 18
N. Hulkenberg Nico Hulkenberg Haas F1 Team 27
Haas Ferrari 13 +2.171 0.197 207.130 19 R. Shwartzman Robert Shwartzman Ferrari 39
Ferrari 25 +2.951 0.780 204.970 20 L. Stroll Lance Stroll Aston Martin Racing 18
Aston Martin Mercedes 2 View full results
What happened in Dutch GP Free Practice 1?
Verstappen set the pace after 10 minutes with 1m13.275s on hard tyres, which he lowered to 1m13.191s.
Logan Sargeant took a confidence-boosting P1 for Williams, the first driver to run on soft tyres after 28 minutes, with 1m12.814s. Red Bull’s Sergio Perez beat that soon after with 1m12.439s, which he subsequently lowered to 1m12.323s.
Lewis Hamilton was on a lap three tenths quicker when he had to abort for Haas’s Nico Hulkenberg spinning off into the gravel at Turn 13, where he glanced the tyrewall. That caused a red flag and heralded a flurry of fastest laps in the remaining nine minutes of the session.
Verstappen retook the top spot with 1m11.852s, with Aston's Fernando Alonso getting within 0.278s despite reporting a problem with his throttle.
Mercedes' Hamilton re-emerged to set 1m12.225s that was good for third, ahead of Perez and Alex Albon (Williams).
Verstappen suffered a late off into the gravel at the Turn 11/12 chicane towards the end.
Robert Shwartzman drove for Ferrari in this session, the test driver replacing Carlos Sainz. Lance Stroll didn’t set a time for Aston Martin due to a power unit issue.
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Dutch GP FP2 results: Norris fastest from Verstappen
Main Information Additional Data Driver Info Driver Info
Driver Info
Main Information Additional Data
Cla Driver # Chassis Engine Laps Time Interval km/h 1 L. Norris Lando Norris McLaren 4
McLaren Mercedes 30 1'11.330 214.950 2 M. Verstappen Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing 1
Red Bull Red Bull 26 +0.023 0.023 214.880 3 A. Albon Alex Albon Williams 23
Williams Mercedes 31 +0.269 0.246 214.142 4 L. Hamilton Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 44
Mercedes Mercedes 27 +0.308 0.039 214.026 5 Y. Tsunoda Yuki Tsunoda AlphaTauri 22
AlphaTauri Red Bull 31 +0.390 0.082 213.781 6 P. Gasly Pierre Gasly Alpine 10
Alpine Renault 30 +0.436 0.046 213.644 7 S. Perez Sergio Perez Red Bull Racing 11
Red Bull Red Bull 29 +0.487 0.051 213.492 8 L. Stroll Lance Stroll Aston Martin Racing 18
Aston Martin Mercedes 31 +0.505 0.018 213.439 9 V. Bottas Valtteri Bottas Alfa Romeo F1 Team KICK 77 Alfa Romeo Ferrari 31 +0.527 0.022 213.373 10
F. Alonso Fernando Alonso Aston Martin Racing 14
Aston Martin Mercedes 31 +0.533 0.006 213.355 11 C. Leclerc Charles Leclerc Ferrari 16
Ferrari Ferrari 30 +0.585 0.052 213.201 12 L. Sargeant Logan Sargeant Williams 2
Williams Mercedes 32 +0.604 0.019 213.145 13 E. Ocon Esteban Ocon Alpine 31
Alpine Renault 30 +0.671 0.067 212.947 14 G. Russell George Russell Mercedes 63
Mercedes Mercedes 28 +0.679 0.008 212.923 15 Z. Guanyu Zhou Guanyu Alfa Romeo F1 Team KICK 24 Alfa Romeo Ferrari 30 +0.744 0.065 212.731 16
C. Sainz Carlos Sainz Ferrari 55
Ferrari Ferrari 31 +0.763 0.019 212.675 17 K. Magnussen Kevin Magnussen Haas F1 Team 20
Haas Ferrari 28 +1.074 0.311 211.761 18 N. Hulkenberg Nico Hulkenberg Haas F1 Team 27
Haas Ferrari 31 +1.363 0.289 210.919 19 O. Piastri Oscar Piastri McLaren 81
McLaren Mercedes 6 +1.571 0.208 210.318 20 D. Ricciardo Daniel Ricciardo AlphaTauri 3
AlphaTauri Red Bull 7 +1.766 0.195 209.757 View full results
What happened in Dutch GP Free Practice 2?
Perez set the early pace at 1m12.750s on medium tyres, while team-mate Verstappen almost rear-ended a dawdling Hulkenberg at the final corner.
Hamilton took over at the top with 1m12.713s, before Verstappen and Perez reclaimed their expected places at the head of the field, Verstappen lapping in 1m12.449s on mediums.
The red flag flew again 10 minutes into the session when Oscar Piastri crashed his McLaren at Hugenholtzbocht and AlphaTauri’s Daniel Ricciardo shunted into the tyrewall in avoidance of his fellow Australian.
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Upon resumption, Perez was among the many to switch to softs and set the pace at 1m11.946s. Sargeant went 0.012s quicker before Stroll, Pierre Gasly (Alpine), Hamilton and Norris all took turns in P1, the latter achieving 1m11.330s.
Verstappen could only manage 1m11.568s after a scruffy exit from Turn 3 on his first lap on softs, which put him 0.238s behind Norris. He pushed again and improved to 1m11.353s but missed out on top spot by 0.023s.
Albon jumped up to third, ahead of Hamilton, Yuki Tsunoda (AlphaTauri) and Gasly.
Sainz took two trips into the gravel in this session.
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