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Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Antonelli, Ferrari, Mercedes, Montreal, 2025

F1 Qualifying Results: Dutch Grand Prix times and grid positions

Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Antonelli, Ferrari, Mercedes, Montreal, 2025 — Photo: © IMAGO

F1 Qualifying Results: Dutch Grand Prix times and grid positions

The battle for pole at Zandvoort, and the results

Graham Shaw
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The battle for pole position will rage at Zandvoort today as Qualifying takes centre stage at the 2026 F1 Dutch Grand Prix.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli will take his advantage into a crucial 60-minute session at the iconic coastal circuit, while closest rival Lewis Hamilton bids to close the gap.

Both men have something to prove in qualifying trim after both struggled on Friday in the session to set the grid for Saturday's Sprint race.

Antonelli could finish only fifth and Hamilton even worse in P7 as Kimi's Mercedes team-mate George Russell claimed pole.

Battle lines will be redrawn this afternoon in front of a huge global TV audience, and it should be an absolute thriller. The action gets under way at 1600 local time in Zandvoort, which is 1500 in the UK, and 1000 Eastern in the US.

Sky Sports F1 will broadcast live in the UK while Apple TV have the call in the US.

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F1 2026 Dutch Grand Prix Qualifying Results

Results, times and grid positions will be updated live in real time at the end of Q1, Q2 and Q3:

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Changes to F1 Qualifying in 2026

There are a couple of changes to the way qualifying works this year, not quite as sweeping as the new technical regulations.

Firstly we now have 22 cars on the grid, so instead of five cars exiting after Q1 and Q2, we will have six being eliminated. That still leaves 10 for the pole shootout in Q3.

The other notable change lies in the timings - Q3 now gets an extra minute and lasts for 13 rather than 12.

READ MORE: https://www.gpfans.com/en/f1-news/1089303/f1-lewis-hamilton-ferrari-dutch-grand-prix-sprint-qualifying-disaster-changes/

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