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Dutch Grand Prix telemetry

Zandvoort, Zandvoort · 23 August 2026

Zandvoort Race Weekend: Track Evolution and Strategy Insights

The Dutch Grand Prix weekend showed significant track evolution, with the fastest lap improving by 1.786 seconds from Practice 1 to Qualifying. The race featured 65 pit lane visits, averaging 17.97 seconds, with Franco Colapinto achieving the quickest at 12 seconds.

Fastest lap of the weekend
1:11.163
Lando NORRIS · Qualifying
Track evolution
−1.786s
Practice 1 to Qualifying
Pit lane visits in the race
65
17.97s average
Quickest pit lane time
12s
Franco COLAPINTO

Session by session

SessionFastest lapSet byAirTrackHumidityConditions
Practice 11:12.949Kimi ANTONELLI (Mercedes)18.8°C27°C65%Rain
Sprint Qualifying1:11.567George RUSSELL (Mercedes)19.4°C33°C57%Rain
Sprint1:14.881Lando NORRIS (McLaren)17.8°C25.4°C63%Rain
Qualifying1:11.163Lando NORRIS (McLaren)18.1°C32.5°C58%Rain
Race18.5°C32.1°C60%Rain

Temperatures are the average across all readings taken during the session. Pit lane times are measured from pit entry to pit exit, so they include the drive through the pit lane and not just the stop at the pit box.

Three quickest per session

Practice 1
  1. 1. Kimi ANTONELLI1:12.949
  2. 2. Lando NORRIS1:13.070
  3. 3. George RUSSELL1:13.074
Sprint Qualifying
  1. 1. George RUSSELL1:11.567
  2. 2. Lando NORRIS1:11.608
  3. 3. Charles LECLERC1:11.622
Sprint
  1. 1. Lando NORRIS1:14.881
  2. 2. George RUSSELL1:14.936
  3. 3. Kimi ANTONELLI1:14.990
Qualifying
  1. 1. Lando NORRIS1:11.163
  2. 2. George RUSSELL1:11.265
  3. 3. Kimi ANTONELLI1:11.296

Tyres in the race

Compounds used
Soft, Medium, Hard
Longest stint
37 laps on hard by Fernando ALONSO
Average stint
15.7 laps
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