Formula One statistics for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, round 15 of the 22-race championship.
Lap distance: 4.259km. Total distance: 306.587km (72 laps)
2021 pole position: Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Red Bull one minute 08.885 seconds.
2021 race winner: Verstappen
Race lap record: Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:11.097, 2021
Start time: 1300GMT (1500 local)
NETHERLANDS
Last year's race was the first Dutch Grand Prix since 1985.
Zandvoort opened in 1948 in the coastal sand dunes and is often described as "old school" -- a quick and flowing circuit with high-speed changes of direction and much of the lap spent cornering.
It is roughly a half-hour train journey from Amsterdam.
The last two banked corners have an angle steeper than the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The 235 metre pit lane is the shortest of the season.
RACE WINS
Red Bull have won 10 of 14 races this season and Ferrari the rest. Verstappen has won nine, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz three and one respectively, and Red Bull's Sergio Perez one.
Verstappen is chasing his fourth win in a row and 10th of the season.
Mercedes' Hamilton has a record 103 wins and 188 podiums from 302 starts. The seven-times world champion last won a race in Saudi Arabia in December and is now on the longest streak of his career without a win.
Ferrari have won 242 races since 1950. McLaren have 183 wins, Mercedes 124, Williams 115 and Red Bull 85.
POLE POSITION
Leclerc has had seven poles this year, Verstappen three, Sainz two, Perez and Russell one each.
Hamilton has a record 103 career poles, most recently in Saudi Arabia last year.
FASTEST LAP
Six drivers have taken fastest laps this season.
Leclerc took the bonus point in the first three races, Verstappen in Imola, Miami, Austria and Belgium, Perez in Spain and Azerbaijan, McLaren's Lando Norris in Monaco, Ferrari's Carlos Sainz in Canada and France and Hamilton in Britain and Hungary.
POINTS
Verstappen leads Perez by 93 points. Red Bull lead Ferrari by 118 points in the constructors' standings.
Williams' Nicholas Latifi is the only race driver yet to score this season.
Mercedes are the only team to have scored in every race.
MILESTONE
Belgium was Red Bull's 150th front-row start.
Verstappen's win in Belgium made him only the second driver, after the late Bruce McLaren, to win successive races from 10th or lower on the grid. He started 10th in Hungary and 14th in Belgium.
Spa was Red Bull's lowest ever winning grid position.
Hamilton's first-lap retirement in Spa was only the fifth time that had happened to the seven times world champion in his F1 career -- but third time at the Belgian circuit.