Norris took the Zandvoort Driver of the Day vote at 18.5 percent after converting pole into his second straight win in 2026, though the margin over Fernando Alonso was razor-thin — just eight-tenths of a percentage point separated them in the fan poll. Alonso dragged Aston Martin back into the points in an incident-filled race that saw Verstappen crash out and Mercedes deploy team orders behind the podium. Hamilton claimed third in the voting at 13.1 percent, while Kimi Antonelli — Mercedes' sophomore — pulled 9.8 percent after driving to a podium finish. Tsunoda rounded out the top five at 7.5 percent. The win extends Norris's momentum heading into the final European swing, and with Verstappen off the road in Holland, the championship picture tightens. McLaren has the car; the question now is whether Norris can sustain the form through the flyaways.
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Norris took the Zandvoort Driver of the Day vote at 18.5 percent after converting pole into his second straight win in 2026, though the margin over Fernando Alonso was razor-thin — just eight-tenths of a percentage point separated them in the fan poll. Alonso dragged Aston Martin back into the points in an incident-filled race that saw Verstappen crash out and Mercedes deploy team orders behind the podium. Hamilton claimed third in the voting at 13.1 percent, while Kimi Antonelli — Mercedes' sophomore — pulled 9.8 percent after driving to a podium finish. Tsunoda rounded out the top five at 7.5 percent. The win extends Norris's momentum heading into the final European swing, and with Verstappen off the road in Holland, the championship picture tightens. McLaren has the car; the question now is whether Norris can sustain the form through the flyaways.
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