The Dutch Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2025 after the series agreed a new deal with the Zandvoort circuit.
Dutch Grand Prix articles archive
Zandvoort architects not withholding Dutch GP track data from F1 teams
2020 Dutch Grand Prix
Posted onThe specifications of the revised Zandvoort circuit will not be withheld from teams in an effort to create more unpredictability when F1 returns to the track this year.
No asphalt run-off at Zandvoort: F1 wants “heritage” gravel traps to stay
2019 F1 season
Posted onFormula 1 wants Zandvoort to keep its gravel traps as part of the “heritage of the track” when the championship returns to the Dutch circuit next year.
FIA race director Masi visits Zandvoort to inspect track plans
2020 F1 season
Posted onFIA race director Michael Masi visited the Zandvoort circuit this week to discuss the planned changes ahead of Formula 1’s return to the venue next year.
How Zandvoort will change to host its first F1 race for 35 years
2020 F1 season
Posted onZandvoort circuit director Jan Lammers says some corners will be eased to aid overtaking at the 2020 Dutch Grand Prix but they won’t change “our Eau Rouge”.
Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort confirmed on F1 calendar for 2020
2020 F1 season
Posted onThe Dutch Grand Prix will return to Formula 1 next year at Zandvoort, 35 years since the race was last held at the seaside circuit.
Should Assen or Zandvoort hold the Dutch Grand Prix?
Debates and Polls
Posted onTwo classic racing circuits in the Netherlands are in the running to host the Dutch Grand Prix. But which would suit Formula 1 better?
F1 drivers keen on “mega” Zandvoort but warn passing would be hard
2018 F1 season
Posted onTwo Formula 1 drivers gave enthusiastic responses to the idea of a race at Zandvoort but warned overtaking would be difficult if the track returned to the calendar.
Why Hanoi and Zandvoort look like well-timed good news for Liberty
RacingLines
Posted onReported new race deals for Hanoi and Zandvoort look like good news for Liberty. But the reformation of the Formula One Promoters’ Association probably isn’t.