Formula 1 has initiated talks to bring the Dutch Grand Prix back on the calendar, with a street race planned in one of the country's major cities. F1 commercial boss met recently with local representatives to gauge the feasibility and timing of a potential project. Zandvoort, Holland's historical circuit which hosted the Dutch Grand Prix for decades up until 1985, was initially contemplated as the venue of choice. But F1's new vision of steering the sport partly towards destination cities may provide a compelling opportunity for Amsterdam or Rotterdam, with the incredible popularity of Max Verstappen adding to the project's interest. Bratches: 'Dozens' of venues interested in hosting F1...
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