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FIA weight regulations requires F1 drivers to weigh in after races to ensure fair competition and protect driver health.

Only 39 of the 179 constructors in F1 history have ever won a Grand Prix. Arrows started 382 times, and Minardi never reached the podium. Check the full list.

Lance Stroll's Dutch Grand Prix record: a fine recovery from 19th to seventh in 2025, all five starts in Aston Martin green and the full Zandvoort story.

Oscar Piastri's Dutch Grand Prix record: from ninth on debut to a pole and win in 2025, a three-year climb straight to the top step at Zandvoort.

A week after the announcement of the Bahrain GP in Malaysia, the FIA has already announced the start time for the Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit

Lewis Hamilton's Dutch Grand Prix record: a runner-up finish in 2021, no Zandvoort win in the modern era and a first year at Ferrari that ended in retirement.

Charles Leclerc's Dutch Grand Prix record: two Ferrari podiums, two retirements and a Zandvoort history that swings between the rostrum and the barriers.

Ferrari's efforts to strengthen its technical department are extending beyond the race track, adding to the growing list of personal challenges for Mercedes.

Max Verstappen's Dutch Grand Prix record: three wins, three poles and a podium in every Zandvoort race since the event returned in 2021.

Lando Norris's Dutch Grand Prix record: a commanding win from pole in 2024, a painful retirement in 2025, and the full Zandvoort story in between.