F1 live timing: Follow the latest updates from the Dutch Grand Prix
Can Max Verstappen make it four wins out of five at Zandvoort since the circuit returned to the calendar?
The Dutch Grand Prix will mark the beginning of Formula 1’s season run-in, with the sport resuming its schedule after the summer break.
And you can follow all the action with our live blogs from every session across the weekend, plus our live timing page.
F1 live timing: Follow all the action from the Dutch Grand Prix
Since Zandvoort returned to the calendar in 2021, home hero Max Verstappen has only been beaten to victory once in front of his adoring home crowd.
Lando Norris was able to overtake the reigning World Champion on track last season, beating the Red Bull driver to claim victory on the day.
Norris is likely to be heavily involved again this time around, and is the driver in form heading into the weekend, having taken 99 points from a possible 108 before the summer break – with three race wins in that time.
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His battle for the title with McLaren team-mate, Oscar Piastri, is only likely to intensify as the remaining races progress this season, with just nine points separating the pair heading into Zandvoort this weekend.
The McLaren drivers head into the weekend as likely favourites once again, but the orange-clad fans in the stands will largely be unlikely to be there in support of the papaya pair, but for Verstappen.
Be sure to keep across our live timing page throughout every session at Zandvoort, and you can also refresh your memory of the Drivers’ and Constructors’ standings to see the ramifications of the on-track action this weekend.
F1 schedule: What are the session times for the Dutch Grand Prix?
Friday 29 August
FP1: 12.30pm-1.30pm [11.30am-12.30pm UK]
FP2: 4pm-5pm [3pm-4pm UK]
Saturday 30 August
FP3: 11.30am-12.30pm [10.30am-11.30am UK]
Qualifying: 3pm [2pm UK]
Sunday 31 August
Grand Prix: 3pm [2pm UK], 72 laps or 120 minutes
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