New Delhi, Aug. 22 -- George Russell produced a composed and authoritative drive to win the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix sprint race from pole position. The Mercedes driver led every one of the 24 laps at Zandvoort, managing a tight group of challengers behind him while never allowing them a genuine chance to attack.

Russell controlled the race from the start. A four-car train formed behind him for long stretches, yet he maintained a steady gap and focused on tyre preservation. His measured approach paid off as the race entered its second half.

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