The Dutch Grand Prix is underway at Zandvoort, with Lando Norris starting from pole position. George Russell lines up alongside him on the front row, while Kimi Antonelli begins the race from third place, according to Autosprint and Corriere della Sera.
Norris secured pole during Saturday's qualifying session, as reported by la Repubblica. The Italian newspaper noted that Ferrari drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will start from the third row, placing them further back in the pack as the race begins.
Autosprint is providing live coverage of the race, with multiple Italian outlets tracking the action from the Zandvoort circuit. Motorsport.com is also running a live text feed of the Grand Prix.
The starting grid sets up an early battle for position, with Antonelli positioned to challenge both Norris and Russell at the first corners. Hamilton and Leclerc face a tougher task from their third-row starting spots, needing to make up ground through the field.
Zandvoort's narrow, banked layout typically makes overtaking difficult, which could reward the front-runners. Norris will aim to convert his pole position into a race win, while Russell and Antonelli will look to apply pressure from behind.
Ferrari's third-row start puts Hamilton and Leclerc on the back foot, but the race remains open as strategy and pit stops will play a key role in the final outcome.
Watch for the opening lap at Zandvoort, where Antonelli's early attack on the front two could shape the rest of the race.
