The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort was a roller coaster of emotions for the drivers and teams. Lando Norris shone brightly, taking his second career victory and closing the gap to title rival Max Verstappen. But it was a mixed weekend for other teams and drivers, with Ferrari making a comeback and Mercedes struggling to find their pace. Dive into the key highlights and lowlights from the Dutch race.
Author: Zephyr Ebonheart
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