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Lewis Hamilton was impeded several times throughout qualifying at Zandvoort which played a part in the Mercedes driver qualifying only 13th on the grid for Sunday's race

Lewis Hamilton enjoyed a rotten time of things during qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend with Max Verstappen securing pole for Sunday's race at Zandvoort in his home country

Ricciardo broke a bone in his hand in a crash at Zandvoort on Friday, putting him out of action for the rest of the Dutch Grand Prix and threatening the rest of his season

IndyCar champion Alex Palou has been touted as a potential future F1 driver and has been on the books at McLaren as a reserve, but is now attempting to cut ties with the carmaker

Red Bull have won every race so far this season with Verstappen taking 10 of those 12 victories, and they are favourites to add more silverware at the Dutch Grand Prix

Ricciardo began the Zandvoort race weekend for AlphaTauri but broke a bone in his left hand in a crash on Friday, opening the door for Liam Lawson to make his F1 debut

Daniel Ricciardo will miss the rest of the Dutch Grand Prix weekend after crashing in the second practice session of the day on Friday and breaking a bone in his hand

Ricciardo crashed in practice at Zandvoort on Friday and was taken to hospital, where it was discovered the damage to his wrist was too extensive for him to race this weekend

Red Bull racer Verstappen swore loudly over the radio in practice ahead of his home race at Zandvoort, displeased with Nico Hulkenberg after being forced to brake harshly

Second practice on Friday was red-flagged after around 15 minutes when an incident involving first Oscar Piastri and then his fellow Aussie Daniel Ricciardo left both their cars stricken on track

F1 officially got the second half of the 2023 season under way on Friday as cars hit the Zandvoort track for first practice ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix

Sky F1 pit lane reporter Kravitz and main presenter Simon Lazenby are set to miss this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, meaning there will also be no Ted's Notebook programme

Mercedes have a point to prove in the second half of the season, though winning a race will be difficult with Red Bull so far ahead of their rivals and still boasting a 100 per cent record

Max Verstappen is favourite to win the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend with Red Bull still F1's dominant force, though Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will be there if mistakes are made

The Dutch Grand Prix returns this weekend for the third consecutive year after it was revived for the first time since 1985, but its current contract expires after the 2024 season

Haas will field an unchanged driver line-up for the 2024 Formula 1 season, with Guenther Steiner choosing to keep experienced racers Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen