F1 Zandvoort schedule – what you need to know

Dutch GP Qualification

Meanwhile, the qualification for the Grand Prix Zandvoort has been driven. Unfortunately, Max Verstappen ended up in second place. See below the overview of the Qualification GP Netherlands:

#
Coureur
Team
Tijd

1
Lando Norris
McLaren
1:09.673

2
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
1:10.029

3
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
1:10.172

4
George Russell
Mercedes
1:10.244

5
Sergio Pérez
Red Bull
1:10.416

6
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
1:10.582

7
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
1:10.633

8
Alexander Albon
Williams
1:10.653

9
Lance Stroll
Aston Martin
1:10.857

10
Pierre Gasly
Alpine
1:10.977

11
Carlos Sainz
Ferrari
1:10.914

12
Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes
1:10.948

13
Yuki Tsunoda
VCARB
1:10.955

14
Nico Hulkenberg
Haas
1:11.215

15
Kevin Magnussen
Haas
1:11.295

16
Daniel Ricciardo
VCARB
1:11.943

17
Esteban Ocon
Alpine
1:11.995

18
Valtteri Bottas
Stake
1:12.168

19
Guanyu Zhou
Stake
1:13.261

20
Logan Sargeant
Williams

Plenty of spectacle

The Zandvoort Formula 1 Grand Prix is ​​one of the most iconic and historic races on the F1 calendar. Situated on the Dutch coast, the circuit offers a unique mix of challenging bends and elevation changes, combined with a spectacular dune setting. Zandvoort returned to the calendar in 2021 after a 36-year absence, thanks in part to the popularity of Dutch F1 star Max Verstappen.

The Tarzan bend

The circuit is known for its challenging layout, with famous corners such as the Tarzanbocht and the fast corner combination Scheivlak. The renewed version of the circuit, which was modified in 2020, now also includes banked corners, which provide extra spectacle.

Thousands of enthusiastic fans

The atmosphere in Zandvoort during the race weekend is unparalleled. Tens of thousands of enthusiastic fans, dressed in orange, cheer on their local hero Max Verstappen. The entire city breathes Formula 1, with festivities, performances, and a lively fan zone. The event attracts not only Dutch fans, but also visitors from all over the world, making it one of the most vibrant races on the calendar.

With its unique combination of history, modern adaptations and the passion of the Dutch fans, the F1 in Zandvoort is an event that you should not miss as an F1 fan.

Spectators F1 Zandvoort (previous edition)

By train to Circuit Zandvoort

The Dutch Grand Prix is ​​easily accessible by public transport from all over the Netherlands and Belgium. From Zandvoort aan Zee station it is only about a 15 minute walk to the circuit.

Travel advice Amsterdam – Zandvoort

Please take into account the large crowds on the trains and at the stations. To avoid long waiting times at the ticket machines, advises the NS to buy a train ticket in advance or top up your balance. Checking in and out is also easy with a bank card.

Due to the expected crowds, you will not be able to take bikes on the trains to Amsterdam until 13:00 during the Formula 1 weekend. This restriction applies all day between Amsterdam and Zandvoort.

Helpful tips

• Load your e-tickets on your mobile in the NS app before departure. Printing is of course also an option.
• Don’t forget to bring a valid ID.
• Checking in is not necessary with an e-ticket. Gates with a barcode reader can be opened with the barcode on the e-ticket.
• Would you like to receive notifications about your train journey? Plan your journey from door to door in the NS app and register your train journey.

Want to know more about the F1 Zandvoort program? Then take a look at the following website.