F1 Dutch GP live commentary and updates - Race

Lap 58/72

Solid start from Piastri who is 1.1s ahead of Norris, as the Briton is instead defending from Verstappen. Verstappen's softs have clearly come up to temperature well, while it takes a little longer for the hard rubber.

Lap 60/72

Well Norris has quickly closed the gap and he is already within DRS range of Piastri. Leclerc, meanwhile, has just situated himself at Turn 3 to watch the action rather than returning to his garage.

Lap 63/72

Piastri seems to have overcome Norris's brief scare, as he is now crucially out of DRS range. 

It's no surprise that Hadjar leads the fan-voted 'driver of the day' award. The Racing Bulls rookie has kept position in fourth, having withstood pressure from the likes of Russell.

Norris is understandably devastated as he walks back to the garage. How does he claw back that championship deficit? 

Lap 68/72

But Norris's misfortune could benefit Hadjar in third. The Racing Bulls driver could become the second rookie to claim a podium this year after Antonelli in Canada.

Everybody in the Racing Bulls garage is clearly looking on nervously. 

Lap 69/72

Great start from Piastri once again, who has held off Verstappen. He is the only driver of the top seven to be running on hard rubber.

Lap 71/72

Despite the many restarts and Norris staying within range, Piastri has shown immense bottle in this grand prix. He has led from start-to-finish in what has been a real champion-like performance. 

Absolute scenes down at Racing Bulls after podium number six for Team Faenza. 

Well, what an end that was. Read all about it here and we'll be back for Monza!