Lando Norris edged home-favourite Max Verstappen to the fastest time in second practice at the F1 Dutch Grand Prix, as Oscar Piastri and Daniel Ricciardo ended their day in the wall.
The McLaren driver surprisingly shot to the top of the timesheets during the soft tyre qualifying simulation runs, outpacing two-time world champion Verstappen’s Red Bull by just 0.023s.Alex Albon’s Williams was third-quickest with an impressive lap, with Lewis Hamilton fourth in his Mercedes, three-tenths shy of Norris.
Verstappen - who is bidding for a record-equalling ninth consecutive victory this weekend - had a near-miss with Nico Hulkenberg early in the session, with the Haas driver appearing to impede the reigning world champion. The session was interrupted by an early red flag for a bizarre incident that saw Piastri and Ricciardo join each other in the barriers at the top of the dramatically-banked Turn 3.
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