Zandvoort has dismissed the prospect of rival track Assen hosting a second F1 race in the Netherlands in the near future. Last September, Formula 1 returned to the historic dunes of Zandvoort after a 36-year absence. However, before signing its three-year deal with F1 commercial rights holder Liberty Media, the legendary venue had to fend off an effort by rival Assen to host Holland's first Grand Prix since 1985. While last year's inaugural F1 event of Zandvoort's modern era was a resounding success - in large part thanks to the extraordinary popularity of local hero Max Verstappen - Assen pushed on with its plans to secure its own slot on the sport's ever-expanding calendar. "One...
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