Circuit Park Zandvoort

Zandvoort, nestled in the Dutch dunes, is a classic circuit known for its challenging, flowing layout and often unpredictable seaside weather. From 1952 to 2026, it hosted 36 Formula 1 World Championship races, establishing a reputation for its high-speed corners like Scheivlak and the famously banked Arie Luyendyk Bocht. Its narrow, undulating nature demands precision and commitment, making it a true driver's track where mistakes are easily punished. After a long hiatus, Zandvoort returned to the F1 calendar, delighting fans with its unique character and creating a vibrant, orange-clad atmosphere.