Zandvoort F1 Circuit

Watching the F1 race at Zandvoort is a truly unique experience. The circuit is located in the sand dunes along the North Sea coast, and the cars race around a tight and twisty track that is challenging for both drivers and spectators. The atmosphere at Zandvoort is also electric, with the Dutch fans providing their full support for the home drivers.

Here are some of the things you can expect when watching the F1 race at Zandvoort:

• A challenging track. The Zandvoort circuit is one of the shortest on the F1 calendar, but it is also one of the most challenging. The track is narrow and undulating, with a number of sharp corners that put the cars under a lot of stress. This makes for exciting racing, with plenty of opportunities for overtaking.

• A passionate crowd. The Dutch fans are some of the most passionate in the world, and they really get behind their home drivers. The atmosphere at Zandvoort is electric, and it is sure to add to the excitement of the race.

• A beautiful setting. The Zandvoort circuit is located in the sand dunes along the North Sea coast. The scenery is stunning, and it provides a great backdrop for the race.

If you are looking for a unique and exciting F1 experience the grandstand offers excellent views of the start/finish line, Main Straight, and all the action in the pits.

This grandstand overlooks the slow-speed Turns 11 & 12, and offers a close-up view of the cars tackling one of the most challenging sections of the circuit.

No matter where you choose to watch, you are sure to have a great time at the Zandvoort Grand Prix.