Live: F1 Dutch GP updates - FP1 & FP2 | Live text

By: Sam Hall, Megan White, Lewis Duncan

Summary


	Summary: Norris leads Verstappen in Dutch GP FP2 Session briefly stopped after Piastri and Ricciardo crash Max Verstappen led first practice for Formula 1's Dutch Grand Prix
	Leaderboard: Norris, McLaren Verstappen, Red Bull Albon, Williams Hamilton, Mercedes Tsunoda, AlphaTauri Gasly, AlphaTauri Perez, Red Bull Stroll, Aston Martin Bottas, Alfa Romeo Alonso, Aston Martin

Status: Stopped

18:15 That's all from us for today. We'll be back tomorrow morning ahead of FP3, which starts at 10.30am BST - see you then!

18:12 Read the full FP2 report from F1's Dutch GP here: https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/f1-dutch-gp-fp2-report-/10511371/

18:02 Lando Norris topped FP2 ahead of Max Verstappen and Alex Albon, with Lewis Hamilton and Yuki Tsunoda rounding off the top five

18:01 And there's the chequered flag

17:59 Another trip across the gravel from Carlos Sainz there!

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17:49 Lots of race runs taking place means the times are staying the same at the moment

17:42 Just over 15 minutes remaining of FP2 and Norris still leads from Verstappen, with Albon in third

17:35 Whoops - Sainz goes into Turn 12 a bit too deep and runs across the gravel

17:32 Verstappen reports his car is doing "weird things" - "maybe it's the brakes?"

17:30 Verstappen goes second quickest, 0.2s behind Norris, though a little moment he had at the exit of Turn 3 might have contributed to that

17:28 The times are tumbling now, with Lando Norris slashing 0.5s off Stroll's previous best to go top

17:26 Logan Sargeant is next to top the timesheet before Lance Stroll goes quickest with a 1m11.835s

17:26 Perez beats his team-mate to the top spot with a 1m11.946s, with Alex Albon slotting into second

17:23 And we're back! That was quick

17:22 The stewards will look at the Verstappen / Hulkenberg incident after FP2 finishes

17:20 There's a brief lull in the action while the McLaren and AlphaTauri are recovered, so make yourself a cup of tea before we get back to it

17:13

17:12 Piastri crashed first, losing the rear and spinning into the barrier at Turn 3, before Ricciardo followed him in

17:11 Bizarrely, Piastri and Ricciardo both went off at the same place but in separate incidents

17:10 Red flag: Piastri and Ricciardo have both gone into the wall

17:09 10 minutes into the session, and Verstappen leads from Perez - a familiar picture. Behind them it's the Mercedes pair, with Hamilton ahead of Russell

17:08

17:07 Hulkenberg has been noted for impeding after that incident at Turn 13 with Verstappen

17:06 Verstappen sounding rather irate there after getting stuck behind Nico Hulkenberg

17:04 ...and he's quickly demoted by Sergio Perez, who goes top by 0.6s

17:04 George Russell sets an early benchmark with a 1m13.358s, ahead of Pierre Gasly

17:02 Lance Stroll's earlier power unit issue appears to be fixed now, so he'll be hoping for a few more laps this afternoon!

17:01 Green lights at the end of pitlane and there are cars on track straightaway

16:58 The risk of rain for this session is 40%, with an air temperature of just under 20 degrees

16:52 Ferrari says it is now "crystal clear" where it went wrong with the design of its 2023 Formula 1 car, promising wholesale changes for its 2024 concept: https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/ferrari-crystal-clear-2023-flaws-will-lead-to-brand-new-2024-f1-car/10511337/

16:49 Carlos Sainz will be back in his Ferrari for FP2, with Robert Shwartzman having taken part in FP1 for the team

16:49 Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton both had a good start to the weekend - will we see either of them on the podium on Sunday?

16:48 Will Max Verstappen continue his strong form from this morning and top FP2? Probably. But what else can we expect from the session?

16:45 And we're back! There's 15 minutes to go until FP2 gets underway

14:44 And with that, it's time to bid you farewell until FP2. The session will begin at 15:00 BST, but we'll be back ahead of time to bring you up to date on all the conversations from the break!

https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/f1-dutch-gp-fp1-report/10511271/

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14:39 Ferrari are difficult to read in this session, with neither Leclerc nor Shwartzman running the soft tyre. Both set their fastest times on the medium compound and end the hour P16 and P19.

14:36 Williams caught the eye with Albon fifth and Sargeant seventh while, after a slow start, Norris and Piastri took the flag in sixth and eighth.