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Circuit Zandvoort is a motorsport race track in the Netherlands, near the North Sea coast and Amsterdam. It hosts the Formula One Dutch Grand Prix and other events, and has a history dating back to 1948.
Circuit Zandvoort is known as a true 'Old School' circuit, with fast and challenging curves formed by the natural dunes. With a track length of 4.3 kilometers, Circuit Zandvoort is one of the shorter circuits on the F1 calendar.
Learn about the Dutch Grand Prix track that returns to F1 in 2020 after 35 years. Discover its history, layout, challenges and attractions for fans and drivers.
Circuit Zandvoort staat bekend als een echt ‘Old School’-circuit, met snelle, glooiende en uitdagende bochten gevormd door de natuurlijke duinen. Met een circuitlengte van 4,3 kilometer is het een van de kortere circuits op de F1-kalender.
Circuit Zandvoort is not only known for its legendary races and the fantastic atmosphere. The Zandvoort track is also famous for its unique location. Only a stone’s throw away from the beach and with a beautiful asphalt ribbon in the dunes, Circuit Zandvoort is a delight to visit for every race fan. Watch video.
Zandvoort has been the centre of the Dutch racing scene and its most important circuit (at least for four-wheeled racing) since the late 1940s; helping put the seaside resort town on the world stage.
More than a racetrack. Home of the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix and many racing events and track days. An icon in Dutch motorsport history. But we are more than just a racetrack. Here you will find information about the history of Circuit Zandvoort.
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