These records could be broken at the Dutch GP
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- Sandy van Wijngaarden
After the summer break, the first Grand Prix of the second half of the season is scheduled this weekend. The Dutch Grand Prix will be held for the fourth time in a row in Zandvoort after a 36-year break. Read here which records could be broken during this race.
What records could be broken at Zandvoort?
Should Max Verstappen win the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday for the fourth time in a row, it will put him on a par with Jim Clark. Both will then have won this race four times. This is the most of any other driver.
Furthermore, the Dutch Grand Prix is among the few races Lewis Hamilton has never won. Besides Zandvoort, the Briton has yet to win at Miami and Las Vegas from the current F1 calendar. Hamilton will therefore do everything possible to secure victory on Sunday.
If Hamilton manages to secure victory on Sunday, he will also pass Verstappen again in victory percentage. If the Briton wins, he will have won 30.54% of the races in his career. For Verstappen, this percentage will then be 30.50%.
This article was written in collaboration with Kada Sarkozi
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