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This race marks the end of a difficult weekend for the team. We were not competitive in qualifying or the race.

The reality is we could have got more today as we missed a couple of opportunities.

Fernando delivered a well-judged race, survived the tricky conditions, and showed strong pace in the wet and the dry.

Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Heineken Dutch Grand Prix.

The cooler temperatures favoured the softs, clearly the best tyre in the dry, even coping well in wet conditions, as demonstrated by the drivers who chose not to pit in the opening laps when it started to rain.

To finish 8th with our main rivals out of the points is a great result, however, having worked our way back to 6th place with Alex, the timing of the final rain interruption was frustrating.

It was definitely a busy weekend, run in very difficult conditions.

The weather played a huge part today, and it's been a big challenge for all of us to cope with the constant changes.

That was a difficult day for us.

We got out as much as we could from the race - that is where we are right now.

Max Verstappen reigns supreme at Zandvoort on a day the Weather Gods provided the thrills and the fans provided the atmosphere.

Result of the Heineken Dutch Grand Prix.

Alex Albon claims that the wind at Zandvoort played an important role in getting his Williams on to the second row of the grid.

Oscar Piastri has admitted to being "thankful" that countryman Daniel Ricciardo opted to put his car into the wall on Friday rather than T-boning his stricken McLaren.

McLaren boss, Zak Brown says his team feels "let down" by Alex Palou's decision to renege on his contract with the team for 2024.