After dominating the final practice, Max Verstappen did not fail to deliver when it really mattered by grabbing the pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix. The Belgian-Dutch driver was hampered by technical problems on his very last flying lap, but his time of 1m08.885s was still enough to beat his main rival Lewis Hamilton. Red Bull Max Verstappen, 1st, 1:08.885 “It feels great to be on pole position and of course it makes it even more satisfying when it’s at one of your home races. Everyone was going crazy each time I crossed the line and it’s amazing to see people having the time of their lives in the grandstands. 'I’ve had so much fun already from FP1 driving this track and in...
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