Oskar Piastri Wins Dutch Grand Prix, McLaren Strengthens Position

McLaren driver Oskar Piastri has won the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix.

Idman.biz reports that the second place in the race was taken by Red Bull driver, four-time and current world champion Max Verstappen.

The third was Isaac Hadjar, a driver for the Racing Bulls team.

Seven-time world champion, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton left the race early due to an accident. Piastri's main rival and teammate Lando Norris also failed to finish due to technical problems.

In the overall Formula 1 standings, Dutch Grand Prix winner Piastri extended the gap to Lando Norris, who stopped the race, to 34 points. Verstappen continues to be in third place, but is already more than 100 points behind the leader.

Formula 1

Individual Race (Top-10):

Oskar Piastri (McLaren) — 309 points
Lando Norris (McLaren) — 275
Max Verstappen (Red Bull) — 205
George Russell (Mercedes) — 184
Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) — 151
Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) — 109
Andrea Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) — 64
Alexander Albon (Williams) — 64
Nico Hülkenberg (Kick-Sauber) — 37
Isaac Hadjar (Racing Bulls) — 37

In the Constructors' Cup, McLaren's advantage is now more than 300 points. Ferrari retained second place, despite both of its drivers failing to finish the race. Mercedes scored 12 points in this round, reducing the gap by half.

Constructors' Cup:

McLaren — 584 points
Ferrari — 260
Mercedes — 248
Red Bull — 214
Williams — 80
Aston Martin — 62
Racing Bulls — 60
Kick-Sauber — 51
Haas — 44
Alpine — 20

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