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The F1 Dutch Grand Prix brought all the common 2022 storylines, including another Max Verstappen win at one of his home tracks.
Though Mercedes seemed dominant and strong early at the Dutch Grand Prix, a tire strategy shakeup meant just one of their cars scored a podium.
For the second straight year, Max Verstappen scored a popular win in the Netherlands, as the Dutchman cruised to his 10th victory of the 2022 season.
Max Verstappen scored the pole in the closing seconds of the final qualifying round to start first in the Dutch Grand Prix.
With eight races left on the calendar, Max Verstappen could conceivably clinch the title in four races at the Japanese GP.
This week on Open Wheel Open Mic, Michael Finley joins host Jack Swansey to deliberate the exigent questions of open wheel racing.
Despite starting 14th, Max Verstappen made his drive look easy and essentially cruised to victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Sergio Perez finished second for an all-Red Bull top two.
Due to six teams making major power unit changes, it will be Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz in the first grid position when lights go out on Sunday at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.