ZANDVOORT: Max Verstappen began his home Dutch Grand Prix weekend in familiar fashion, topping the times in Friday's first practice at Zandvoort. The ...
Red Bull Racing's Dutch driver Max Verstappen answers journalists during a press conference ahead of the Dutch Formula One Grand Prix, in Zandvoort on August 24, 2023/AFPPix: Max Verstappen began his home Dutch Grand Prix weekend in familiar fashion, topping the times in Friday's first practice at Zandvoort.
The old-school track punishes the slightest error and caught out Nico Hulkenberg, 24 hours after the German had signed a new deal to keep him at Haas in 2024. At the midway stage of the hour-long session American rookie Logan Sargeant lifted his Williams to the top of the timesheets briefly. McLaren approach the second half of the season full of optimism after upgrades lifted Lando Norris to back-to-back runners-up spots at Silverstone and Hungary and rookie Oscar Piastri to a fine second in the sprint at Spa last time out.The yellow and then red flag came out with 18 minutes left on the clock when Hulkenberg crashed on the penultimate turn 13.Haas boss Gunther Steiner reported: “It looks like the front wing was damaged, and it was the new front wing and we don’t have many of them.
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