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Piastri wins F1 Dutch Grand Prix

F1 Race Today: Dutch Grand Prix 2025 start time, TV channel and FREE live stream

F1 fans can watch the Dutch Grand Prix and every race in 2025 for free in these countries via their respective channels: Austria (ORF), Belgium (RTBF) and Luxembourg (RTL Zwee). For the race weekend at Zandvoort, Viaplay is showing full live weekend coverage of every session, including Sunday's grand prix for free!

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2025 F1 Dutch Grand Prix Review

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How Oscar Piastri won F1’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandoort after Norris retired, Hadjar sealed first podium

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Formula 1: Piastri claims victory as late drama forces Norris out in Dutch GP

Oscar Piastri emerged victorious in a dramatic Dutch Grand Prix that saw McLaren teammate Lando Norris suffer a late-race retirement due to a mechanical failure - an incident that could have major imp...

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Piastri wins Dutch GP as Norris's hopes go up in smoke

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Piastri wins Dutch GP; Hadjar secures first F1 podium

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Formula 1: Lando Norris Determined To 'Keep Fighting' After Dutch Grand Prix Disappointment

Isack Hadjar earned his first podium in Formula One, finishing third after an impressive weekend.

Al Jazeera English · 11h

Piastri wins Dutch F1 GP as Norris’s McLaren breaks down

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How to Watch Dutch Grand Prix: Live Stream Formula 1, TV Channel

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Isack Hadjar's Remarkable F1 Turnaround: "I Thought My Life Was Over"

Isack Hadjar was one of the stories of the Dutch Grand Prix after securing a stunning maiden Formula 1 podium at Zandvoort. The Racing Bulls rookie started four

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F1 world champion calls for ‘simple’ Ferrari change to help Lewis Hamilton

Hamilton crashed out of the Dutch GP, and was later hit with a grid penalty for the next race, with Charles Leclerc also retiring on a horror day for Ferrari

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F1 Dutch GP Notebook: Norris Will Bounce Back Even Stronger

Norris trailed Oscar Piastri through the race, having been edged to pole by just 0.012s, but he was forced out with seven laps left due to a mechanical failure. A gap that was set to grow to 16 points suddenly extended to 34, with Norris and McLaren suffering their respective first retirements of the campaign.