Dutch Grand Prix halted after early Verstappen crash
The Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix was red-flagged after the opening lap following a major crash for Max Verstappen at Zandvoort. On a damp track, Verstappen lost control at the final corner and hit the outside wall.
The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort was stopped after the first lap, with the red flag shown at the start of lap two following a heavy accident for Max Verstappen.
According to the reported details, Verstappen lost control of his Red Bull at the end of lap one on a damp circuit. The incident happened at the final turn, Luyendyk, where he tagged the white line on the inside before veering into the outside wall.
Multiple outlets described the crash as a huge or heavy impact for the home driver, bringing the race to an immediate halt.
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