Formula 1

Ollie Bearman managed to recover from a pit lane start to finish an incredible sixth in the Dutch Grand Prix, giving Haas much to celebrate as they brought home a double points finish with Esteban Ocon crossing the line in 10th.

From Thursday arrivals to Sunday’s race day walk-ins, discover the standout paddock looks of the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix weekend

It was a dramatic weekend at Zandvoort, with Oscar Piastri winning, team mate Lando Norris retiring, Isack Hadjar scoring a maiden podium finish and Ferrari suffering a double DNF. So, who impressed our judges through it all? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...

Alex Albon was left thrilled to come away with fifth-place in the Dutch Grand Prix having benefitted from incidents ahead and a stunning first lap.

Yuki Tsunoda finally broke his points scoring duck in the Netherlands, finishing ninth despite mechanical woes as Red Bull got both cars home in the top 10 on a day that the Japanese racer called “special”.

Oscar Piastri believes he has a "long way to go" in order to be compared with Michael Schumacher following his victory in the Dutch Grand Prix.

Racing Bulls Team Principal Alan Permane admits that running towards the front of the field during the Dutch Grand Prix "was actually pretty comfortable", as the team secured a podium finish.

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Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur admits that a double retirement for the team in the Dutch Grand Prix was "a very tough outcome", but that the Scuderia "don't need to have extra motivation for Monza" this weekend.

Andrea Stella admits that the McLaren team "experienced the two extremes of motorsport" during the Dutch Grand Prix, following Oscar Piastri's victory but retirement for Lando Norris.

The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix was more than a race. From special guests, to blooper moments and heartwarming stories - discover the surprising and unforgettable moments that made Zandvoort unique.

McLaren endured the extremes of human emotion at Zandvoort on Sunday as one of their drivers excelled while the other suffered the pain of a shock retirement in a chaotic Dutch Grand Prix. Lawrence Barretto picks out his winners and losers from the first race after the summer break...

Liam Lawson and Carlos Sainz have given their opinions on the collision between themselves during the Dutch Grand Prix which ruined their chances of finishing in the points.

George Russell was the only Mercedes driver to finish the race in the points in Zandvoort, but despite coming home what seemed a credible fourth, he was left frustrated and disappointed with how his Sunday panned out.

Two crashed cars and no points made the Dutch Grand Prix a dispiriting event for Scuderia Ferrari. But actually, both team boss Frederic Vasseur and Lewis Hamilton were taking positives from it.

Max Verstappen had “hoped for a little bit more” from the Dutch Grand Prix and conceded that Red Bull’s limitations were “very obvious” despite finishing second at Zandvoort.

Zandvoort delivered the drama as F1 returned to action for a final 10-round run – Oscar Piastri storming to victory, team mate and title rival Lando Norris retiring, Isack Hadjar scoring his first-ever podium, and much, much more...

The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Zandvoort for the Dutch Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton has been given a five-place grid penalty for Ferrari’s home race at Monza after he was found guilty of a yellow flag breach prior to the Dutch Grand Prix.

1. Oscar Piastri (McLaren), 2. Max Verstappen (Red Bull), 3. Isack Hadjar (Racing Bulls)