Antonelli reveals why he missed out on victory despite leading the Zandvoort race

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Kimi Antonelli expressed disappointment after finishing second in the Dutch Grand Prix, having led for a significant portion of the race. Despite a strong start and initial pace, he struggled to maintain performance after switching to Hard tyres, allowing Lando Norris to overtake him and secure victory. Mercedes opted to pit Antonelli under a late Virtual Safety Car, but he could not capitalize on the fresher tyres to regain the lead.

The race concluded with Mercedes achieving a double podium, with Antonelli in P2 and George Russell in P3, which was crucial for their position in the Constructors' Championship. Antonelli acknowledged the team's success in extending their lead over Ferrari, despite his personal disappointment at missing out on the win.

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