Verstappen reveals what caught him out on the opening lap in Zandvoort

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Max Verstappen's participation in the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort ended prematurely when he crashed on the opening lap, following contact with Lewis Hamilton and teammate Liam Lawson. The incident resulted in red flags, and Verstappen was unable to continue, expressing disappointment over the lack of pace from his Red Bull car throughout the weekend. Despite the setback, he acknowledged the support from fans during his time racing at Zandvoort.

Liam Lawson, who was the only Red Bull driver remaining in the race after Verstappen's crash, managed to finish in seventh place, although he received a penalty for a yellow-flag infringement. Lawson's performance provided some consolation for the team on a challenging weekend, as they struggled to match the pace of their competitors.

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