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Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner admitted McLaren’s car was “in a different league” in Zandvoort, as Lando Norris secured a dominant Dutch Grand Prix victory.
In doing so the Briton finished 22.896s ahead of runner-up Max Verstappen – the biggest winning margin of the season – and reduced the deficit to the Dutchman in the drivers’ championship to 70 points.
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McLaren also reduced the lead in the constructors’ championship to just 30 points, with Oscar Piastri’s P4 bagging more points compared to Sergio Perez’s P6. As a result, Red Bull look like having a real fight on their hands to win a third straight constructors’ title.
“Congrats to Lando and McLaren, their car was in a different league today,” Horner told Sky Sports F1. “We did everything we could, Max converted P2 into a lead, but you could see their pace was in a different league.
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