(Reuters) - Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix start will have the fans on the edge of their seats as Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton face off on the front row for the first time since they collided at Silverstone in July.
This time Verstappen has home advantage, as well as pole position again, and a crowd of 70,000 almost entirely on the Red Bull driver's side in the first Dutch Formula One race in 36 years.
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