George Russell dominates Zandvoort Sprint for clear victory
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 22, 2026, 11:48 AM
Last updated Aug 22, 2026

George Russell claimed a commanding victory in the Sprint event at Zandvoort, Netherlands, executing effective tyre management throughout all 24 laps. After starting from pole position, he maintained a lead over Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris, with Lando struggling to keep pace. Russell noted the importance of managing his tyres to fend off late challenges, particularly from Leclerc, who was closing in towards the end. This win marked Russell's third Sprint victory of the season, following successful outings in China and Canada. He strives to achieve a Grand Prix victory during the same weekend that he secures a Sprint win, as he prepares for upcoming races.
- •Russell led the Zandvoort Sprint from start to finish.
- •Leclerc attempted to close the gap but faced challenges.
- •Russell's last-lap tyre management was crucial to his win.
- •This was Russell's third Sprint win this season.
- •Antonelli moved from P5 to P4 after starting towards the back.
"George Russell secured a straightforward victory during the Sprint in the Netherlands.
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