Zandvoort hosts final Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix

The Formula 1 season resumes this weekend with the Dutch Grand Prix at Circuit Zandvoort, marking the final time the venue will host an F1 race before it is removed from the calendar in 2027. The event features a sprint race format, which will introduce additional competitive sessions including a sprint qualifying on Friday and a sprint race on Saturday.

Max Verstappen, competing for Red Bull Racing, is set to participate in his final home race at Zandvoort. Red Bull has unveiled special race suits with orange accents and unique helmet designs to commemorate the occasion. Meanwhile, the championship battle remains intense, with Kimi Antonelli holding a significant lead over Lewis Hamilton and George Russell.

Weather forecasts indicate a high probability of rain throughout the weekend, which could significantly impact track conditions and racing strategy. The weekend also includes support series such as the F1 Academy and Porsche Supercup.