George Russell Secures Sprint Pole at Zandvoort Ahead of Grand Prix
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George Russell achieved pole position for the Sprint race at Zandvoort, marking a significant moment in his season. Lando Norris will join him on the front row, highlighting McLaren's increasing competitiveness.
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First to reportGeorge Russell stuns Zandvoort as bounce back beginsGeorge Russell will start the Zandvoort Sprint from pole, with Lando Norris also on the front row.
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Russell stuns Zandvoort as growing McLaren threat continuesGeorge Russell stunned Zandvoort to secure Sprint pole ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, while McLaren continued to become a growing threat. Lando Norris had looked set for the penultimate sprint pole of 2026 before Russell pipped the reigning world champion by a tiny margin, making it an all-Briton front row. An early mistake hurt Kimi Antonelli's chances, while Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull also struggled. Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding, as he discusses what unfolded in sprint qualifying at the Dutch GP!RacingNews365Fri 21 Aug · 18:30 UTCRead →
George Russell stuns Zandvoort as bounce back beginsGeorge Russell will start the Zandvoort Sprint from pole, with Lando Norris also on the front row.RacingNews365Fri 21 Aug · 15:20 UTCRead their report →Russell stuns Zandvoort as growing McLaren threat continuesGeorge Russell stunned Zandvoort to secure Sprint pole ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, while McLaren continued to become a growing threat. Lando Norris had looked set for the penultimate sprint pole of 2026 before Russell pipped the reigning world champion by a tiny margin, making it an all-Briton front row. An early mistake hurt Kimi Antonelli's chances, while Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull also struggled. Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding, as he discusses what unfolded in sprint qualifying at the Dutch GP!RacingNews365Fri 21 Aug · 18:30 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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