Max Verstappen was delighted to claim pole position for the first Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort in four decades, in front of grandstands packed with thrilled supporters. The home favourite went into qualifying as the hot favourite to take the top spot after dominating Saturday morning's final practice. However it proved to be a lot closer than expected, with Verstappen emerging just 0.038s ahead of his arch rival Lewis Hamilton after the Red Bull suffered from DRS issues on its final run. Read also: Verstappen narrowly secures home pole for Dutch GP "It's an amazing feeling to get pole position here," Verstappen told the media in parc ferme after the end of qualifying. "The...
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