Lando Norris secured McLaren's third consecutive Dutch Grand Prix victory Sunday, in a dramatic race triggered by home favorite Max Verstappen's first-lap crash and subsequent restart.
Kimi Antonelli expanded his championship lead with a second-place finish after Mercedes teammate George Russell yielded position on fresher tires and successfully held off Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton for third.
Starting from pole, Lando Norris fought back after losing his lead to Kimi Antonelli on the restart, sealing his second straight win following his victory in Hungary.
Currently fourth in the championship standings and 83 points behind Antonelli, he remains optimistic about narrowing the gap.
"Let's keep bringing upgrades. Let's keep bringing performance. The fight is still on. Let's keep going," said Norris, who won at Zandvoort in 2024 before teammate Oscar Piastri triumphed last year, still the Australian's most recent win.
