Relive key moments from the Dutch Grand Prix before it disappears from the calendar
The famous Zandvoort circuit, synonymous with speed and passion, will say goodbye to Formula 1 this weekend. After a brief yet impactful return in 2021, F1 is leaving Zandvoort behind due to financial struggles. Here are some must-see moments from the Dutch Grand Prix's history.
The last event at Zandvoort comes with a strong local hero: Red Bull driver Max Verstappen. His home circuit offers a fitting stage for his recent dominance, with sell-out crowds supporting their favorite son. Averaged out over three race weekends since 2019 to 2023, races attracted around 75,000 passionate fans.
Aussie fans cheer Verstappen at Zandvoort
Verstappen's popularity is not limited to the Dutch; Australian support during a race in 2022 shows his global appeal. Despite financial hurdles, the circuit remains one of racing’s most iconic. While F1 prepares for what will likely be its final visit, fans and drivers alike remember Zandvoort as a unique, atmospheric setting.
Mind-blowing moments from Dutch GP's history
From memorable finishes to record-breaking speed, the circuit has housed some of Formula 1’s most exhilarating races. Iconic moments like Jarno Trulli’s dramatic victory in 2004 still resonate with fans. As Zandvoort prepares for its swan song, let's reminisce about these golden memories.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the last Dutch GP?
The final Dutch Grand Prix is taking place this weekend at Zandvoort before it drops off the calendar. Details: 15 to 17 September 2023.
Who will be racing in the last Dutch GP?
Main attraction Max Verstappen, along with other top drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc who compete for fan favorites and podium positions.
How popular is Zandvoort among fans?
Zandvoort consistently draws large crowds; over 75,000 fans attend on average per race. Verstappen's local support ensures the final event will be electric.