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In Formula 1, a 'sprint pole' refers to the driver who achieves the fastest lap time in a special qualifying session for a 'sprint race'. This is different from the main Grand Prix qualifying. George Russell's achievement here means he starts the sprint race from the very front, giving him a crucial advantage on the Zandvoort track.
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George Russell beats Lando Norris to Zandvoort sprint pole by 0.041 seconds