Russell’s warning to Antonelli: this is what the F1 classification looks like after the Dutch GP sprint

ByDavid Mitchell

The British driver has shown that he has returned fresh from the summer break, winning in the first session that gives points for the World Championship. With Antonelli having problems in yesterday’s qualifying that have made him stay off the podium, he has managed to overcome the first points of the 59 what was involved before the sprint.

A race where there have been very few changes of positions at the top, the rain has arrived too late to give it any excitement. Leclerc and Antonelli They have been the only ones who have been able to gain positions among the top four teams.

Antonelli He did it at the start, beating Piastriand Leclerc managed to snatch Norris the second place on the podium in the final laps.

The only position that changes in the championship with this result is ninth. Pierre Gasly gets a point and equals, with 43, those of Liam Lawsonbut his third place in Monaco makes the Frenchman the new holder of ninth place in the World Cup.

Alonso and Sainz They left from the pit-lane after a disappointing classification yesterday. So the teams have taken the opportunity to make changes to the car and have not had any option to even think about scoring points in this sprint.

This is how the F1 classification looks after the Dutch GP sprint race

1st Andrea Kimi Antonelli (ITA/Mercedes) 224 points

2nd Lewis Hamilton (GBR/Ferrari) 171 points

3rd George Russell (GBR/Mercedes) 168 points

4th Charles Leclerc (MON/Ferrari) 145 points

5th Lando Norris (GBR/McLaren) 134 points

6th Oscar Piastri (AUS/McLaren) 96 points

7th Max Verstappen (NED/Red Bull) 43 points

8th Isack Hadjar (FRA/Red Bull) 34 points

9th Pierre Gasly (FRA/Alpine) 43 points

10th Liam Lawson (NZL/Racing Bulls) 43 points

11th Arvid Lindblad (GBR/Racing Bulls) 23 points

12th Franco Colapinto (ARG/Alpine) 19 points

13th Oliver Bearman (GBR/Haas F1) 18 points

14th Gabriel Bortoleto (BRA/Audi) 10 points

15th Carlos Sainz (ESP/Williams) 6 points

16th Alexander Albon (THA/Williams) 5 points

17th Esteban Ocon (FRA/Haas F1) 3 points

18th Nico Hulkenberg (GER/Audi) 2 points

19th Fernando Alonso (ESP/Aston Martin) 1 point

20th Lance Stroll (CAN/Aston Martin) 0 points

21st Valtteri Bottas (FIN/Cadillac) 0 points

22nd Sergio Pérez (MEX/Cadillac) 0 points

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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