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Lance Stroll's Dutch GP Record: Every Win, Pole and Key Stats

Nikhil Chauhan, founder of GridnTrack

By Nikhil Chauhan

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Lance Stroll snapped during the Dutch GP 2025

Lance Stroll's Dutch Grand Prix record is the quietest in the current grid and the most consistent in one particular way: he has driven all six modern runnings in the same colours. No team changes and no dramatic swings.

Six starts, all with Aston Martin, and a best finish of seventh. Here is the honest account of Stroll at Zandvoort.

The 2025 recovery drive

The standout comes last. In 2025 Stroll qualified a lowly 19th, after suffering a crash twice on the same weekend. He walked away unharmed after both the crashes during Friday's free practice and Saturday's qualifying.

However, he then carved his way up to seventh over the course of the race for his best Zandvoort finish and a healthy points haul. On a circuit where overtaking is famously hard, climbing twelve places is no small feat and easily the highlight of his Dutch record.

There is no pole or podium here, but that 2025 drive showed what he can do when a race opens up in front of him.

Before that, the pattern was steady midfield running. Twelfth, tenth, eleventh, thirteenth: four races spent circulating just outside or just inside the points, with a single point in 2022 the only reward. It is the record of a driver in a car that, for most of this stretch, simply did not have the pace to do much more at Zandvoort.

2026: no repeat

There was no second recovery drive. Stroll qualified nineteenth again in 2026, the same slot he had turned into seventh a year earlier, but this time the car did not last and he was classified twentieth after retiring.

It leaves the 2025 result looking even more like the outlier of his Zandvoort record rather than the start of something.

Lance Stroll's Dutch GP record year by year

The table is remarkably level until 2025, where the recovery drive finally lifts it clear of the midfield noise, and then drops away again in 2026.

Lance Stroll's Record at the Dutch GP
YearTeamGridFinishPoints
2021Aston Martin12th12th0
2022Aston Martin10th10th1
2023Aston Martin11th11th0
2024Aston Martin8th13th0
2025Aston Martin19th7th6
2026Aston Martin19thDNF (retired)0
Grid from official starting order, finish shows race classification. Dutch Grand Prix results 2021 to 2026.

Lance Stroll and Aston Martin

Every one of these results has come in Aston Martin green, first under the Racing Point-derived cars and then the machines that carried Fernando Alonso to a podium here in 2023. That Stroll has not matched his teammate's Zandvoort high says as much about racing luck as anything, but the 2025 drive hints there is more in him at this track.

lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso
Credits:Aston Martin X
Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso had their most competitive weekend this season

Lance Stroll's Dutch Grand Prix record is a slow burn: four years of anonymity, a genuinely impressive recovery in 2025 and then a retirement in 2026. No podium, but that climb from 19th to seventh is still an amazing feat at the circuit.

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Nikhil Chauhan, founder of GridnTrack

Nikhil Chauhan

Nikhil Chauhan is the founder of GridnTrack. A lifelong Formula 1 fan, he built the platform to give the paddock's followers a cleaner, faster home for race results, driver stats, and the stories behind every grid. When he isn't shaping GridnTrack, he's tracking the championship battle lap by lap and digging into the data that decides it.

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