The F1 Dutch Grand Prix – A Legacy of Speed, Glamour & History

A Storied Beginning on the Coast of Zandvoort

The Dutch Grand Prix, hosted at the legendary Circuit Zandvoort, made its official Formula 1® debut in 1952. Carved into the North Sea dunes, the circuit quickly gained a reputation for being both scenic and technically demanding — a favorite among elite drivers and discerning fans alike.

Milestones, Legends & Moments That Shaped F1®

The Grand Prix has seen unforgettable moments, from early battles of the 1960s to the tragic yet pivotal Dutch Grand Prix 1973, which reshaped safety protocols across the sport. After its last race in 1985, the event went on a 36-year hiatus — until its spectacular return in 2021, redesigned with dramatic banked corners at Turn 3 and Turn 14.

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That year, Max Verstappen ignited a national celebration by winning his home race, with tens of thousands of fans forming the now-iconic Orange Army. Since then, the Dutch Grand Prix has reclaimed its place as one of the most prestigious events in the F1® calendar. The Dutch Grand Prix 2024 brought more action with a thrilling podium: Lando Norris, Verstappen, and Leclerc.

Motorsport Elegance in the Heart of Zandvoort

Covering 72 Dutch Grand Prix laps and a race distance of 306.587 km, today’s Zandvoort experience is more than a race — it’s an exclusive lifestyle event. From luxurious Paddock Club™ lounges to Guided Track Tours, the Dutch GP offers refined motorsport entertainment for those who seek the extraordinary.

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