Lewis Hamilton topped the timesheet in opening practice for the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, leading a session shortened by an engine failure suffered by Sebastian Vettel. The recovery of the Aston Martin driver's car took the better part of 30 minutes, which cut the duration of the opening session in half, leaving everyone short on running time. Red Bull's Max Verstappen clocked in second behind his Mercedes rival, 0.097s adrift, while Ferraris Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc completed the top four. Times to follow... Thirty-six years on from Grand Prix racing's last visit to Zandvoort, the legendary seaside resort's dunes were alive once again with the sound of Formula 1, and not a...
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