Russell wins Dutch GP sprint from pole position

George Russell claimed victory in the Dutch Grand Prix sprint, leading from pole position to the finish line. He headed a group of four cars for the entire race, keeping his pursuers at a comfortable distance. With six laps remaining, Charles Leclerc moved past Lando Norris to secure second place, finishing ahead of the satellite champion, who held off a late charge from Kimi Antonelli. Russell’s win narrows his championship deficit to Antonelli to 56 points, while Lewis Hamilton occupies second in the standings. The seven‑time world champion Hamilton, who crossed the line seventh behind Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, holds a three‑point advantage over Russell in the title fight.