Who impressed our Power Rankings judges at Zandvoort?
McLaren’s Lando Norris topped the Power Rankings after winning the Dutch Grand Prix, while Fernando Alonso and Kimi Antonelli impressed with strategic drives. Lewis Hamilton and Nico Hulkenberg also delivered strong performances.
McLaren’s Lando Norris claimed victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, securing pole position and converting it into a race win despite a challenging strategic race. His performance earned high praise from McLaren team principal Andrea Stella and top marks from the Power Rankings judges, reinforcing his status as a title contender after earlier wins in Hungary.
Fernando Alonso impressed with a ninth-place finish at Zandvoort, overcoming a Q2 elimination and driveability issues with Honda’s new power unit. His strategic race management and adaptability highlighted his experience, earning two valuable points in a tightly contested race.
Kimi Antonelli delivered a strong weekend, securing third in Qualifying and finishing fourth in the race after a difficult Sprint. His intra-team battle against George Russell and podium finish extended his championship lead, demonstrating his growing consistency and pace.
Lewis Hamilton showed resilience with a fourth-place finish, recovering from a quiet Sprint to challenge for a podium. Despite frustration over strategy and traffic behind Charles Leclerc, his performance marked a notable turnaround from earlier struggles in the season.