There was no shortage of action at the 2023 Dutch Grand Prix, but for a ninth Formula 1 race in a row, the winner was the same. Max Verstappen put another record in his sights with a convincing victory despite two rain showers, heading two teams that ended mini podium droughts, while a new rule and rookie driver made their first appearances. Here's what we learned from Zandvoort
's undefeated tally to close out 2013, as well as Alberto Ascari's run during F1's stint running to Formula 2 car design rules in the world championship's infancy.
"I learned a lot from the race in Baku," Verstappen explained after claiming his 11th win overall in 2023. With Alonso looming in fourth but showing great pace after powering past Perez's fellow lap one inters gainerwith another low Hugenholtz pass after their stop to return to the slicks, Red Bull opted to pit Verstappen first. That then undercut him ahead of Perez when the leader stopped one lap later.
At the green team, Alonso reckoned the changes meant"the car is better than the previous events that's for sure" after he secured his third second place of the season. But he insisted that"I think it's too early to say [for sure]" if Aston has addressed its previous development missteps and amid the FIA's clampdown on flexing front wings.
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