So the Dutch audience at the scene erupted into a wave of enthusiastic cheers, eagerly anticipating Verstappen overtaking Qin Miao.
On the track, Qin Miao was not affected at all by the cheers from the audience.
After adjusting the car's brake settings at T1, Qin Miao, assured that Hamilton wouldn't change positions easily, focused all his attention on Verstappen's car behind him.
After exiting T14, Qin Miao held the inside line of the track.
Although the inside line of the main straight is dirtier, with rubber debris, dust, or other minute particles compared to the usual racing line, as cars seldom pass through here.
The presence of these things can affect the car's grip and further influence its acceleration.
However, Qin Miao still raced here, as holding his position was evidently more important than accelerating at this moment.
