Dutch GP: Oscar Piastri wins dramatic race in Zandvoort as Lando Norris retires and Lewis Hamilton crashes | F1 News

Oscar Piasstri won the Grand Grand Dramatic race, where he was dealt with Lando Norris championship championships in the McLaren’s late engine failure.

Norris was in his path to occupy the second place behind PiaSSTRI until the oil leaks with eight rolls of retirement in a huge moment in the title of this year’s title, with the British driver now 34 points behind the PiaSSTri with nine rounds.

He led PiaSSTRI from start to finish and overcoming the pressure of three safety cars to achieve a seventh decisive victory for this season from Home Hero Max Verstapen.

“It is a good feeling, it is clear. I have controlled the race when I needed it, and it is clear that it is incredible in the end in the end.”

“But I felt that I was controlling this one and using the pace when I needed it. It was a little from a different race 12 months ago, very happy with the work we did to try to improve here, and very satisfied to go out to the top.”

ISCK Hadjar from Racing Bulls, the F1 Mister platform, claimed a surprise with a great performance, after he was in fourth place in most of the race only to jump to the first three places after Norris retirement.

It was a catastrophic day for Ferrari, as Luis Hamilton had shattered himself early when the light rains began to fall, then Charles Licerirk was subjected to Mercedes Kimi Antonelli, which means that both Scoderis did not see the flag before his house happened next week.

Antonelli crossed the script in sixth place behind his Mercedes teammate George Russell and Lilms Alex Alex, but he was given 15 seconds of penalties for clashing in LCLERC and speed in the hole lane.

Oliver Berman ranked sixth in sixth place, before the Aston Martin Lance Stroll and Franco Alonso, Yuki Tsunoda from Red Paul and the other in Esteban Okon.

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