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Formula One 2026: Lando Norris takes pole for Dutch GP after George Russell wins sprint race – as it happened

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Formula One 2026: Lando Norris takes pole for Dutch GP after George Russell wins sprint race – as it happened

️ Russell takes the sprint race from pole ahead of Leclerc ️ Norris takes main race pole from Russell and Antonelli Looks like the senior Sky boys believe in having the whole of August off: no Croft, Lazenby or Brundle in the Netherlands this weekend.

Gabriel Bortoleto, who is just outside a points place on the sprint grid, is under investigation for an unsafe release, which could be costly.

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