The 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, held on 23 August at Circuit Zandvoort, marked the final scheduled running of the event on the Formula One calendar and featured the sprint format for the first time. In the sprint, George Russell took pole and won ahead of Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris, while Norris secured pole for the main race. The race itself was disrupted by a damp track and a heavy crash for Max Verstappen on the opening lap that triggered a red flag. After the restart, Kimi Antonelli led for much of the race, but Lando Norris overtook both Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton late on to claim his second consecutive victory, his 13th career win, and his second at Zandvoort. The weekend also saw notable driver changes, with Liam Lawson replacing the injured Isack Hadjar at Red Bull and Yuki Tsunoda stepping into Lawson's seat at Racing Bulls.