About the track

Circuit Zandvoort is a historic track on the North Sea coast that returned to the F1 calendar in 2021 after nearly 36 years away - largely thanks to Max Verstappen's popularity. The track features unique banked corners at Turns 3 and 14, the only ones in modern Formula 1, which demand courage and precision. Set among dunes and pine forests, it offers a narrow and twisty layout where overtaking is extremely difficult. The atmosphere created by the Dutch Orange Army - a sea of orange fans with flares and horns - makes this race one of the loudest of the season. The track's history dates back to 1952, and among its winners have been Jim Clark, Niki Lauda, and James Hunt.

Race at this track Dutch GP 2026 23 August 2026 →