The Latest Breaking News from Dutch Grand Prix

Formula 1 has confirmed that Zandvoort will continue to host the Dutch Grand Prix and remain on the calendar for at least another three years after signing a contract extension.

Hamilton suffered heartbreak towards the end of the Dutch Grand Prix as he saw a possible victory slip through his fingers – but he might not have been in contention at all had he not had some first-lap luck

Max Verstappen's points lead in the Formula 1 drivers' standings now looks more commanding than at any stage in last year's title battle after winning the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort. The Red Bull driver's determination to make 2022 a one-horse race aside, there was plenty to keep observers interested…

Mercedes have improved their performances and results to a point where they were in real contention for the win at the Dutch Grand Prix – but Hamilton and George Russell were made to wait longer

Lewis Hamilton has warned runaway title favourite Max Verstappen that he was on the cusp of a first win of 2022 despite a combination of safety cars and pitstop decisions costing him victory in the Dutch Grand Prix.

The Dutchman pushed his way to a 10th victory of the season while the Silver Arrows took a questionable gamble and the Prancing Horse lacked pace.

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The Mercedes driver has apologised for an expletive-riddled tirade after a decision not to change his tyres saw him slip from first to fourth

The Formula One star paid homage to the tennis legend two days after her third-round loss at the U.S. Open.