Formula 1’s Dutch Grand Prix was red-flagged after just one lap when Max Verstappen crashed heavily at Zandvoort.
Verstappen lost control of his Red Bull Racing car on the damp circuit as he exited the final corner, the high-speed Luyendyk turn. He hit the outside wall head-on, damaging the front wing and left side of the car before the race was stopped immediately.
The incident occurred on a wet track, prompting race officials to halt the race for safety. No further details on Verstappen’s condition or the race’s restart timing were provided at the time.
