Dutch Grand Prix boss Jan Lammers has said that Zadvoort “still has a lot of work to be done” for when it hosts Formula 1 next May with revisions of infrastructure and environmental issues. It was announced in March that the Dutch GP would be returning to the F1 calendar for the first time since 1985 at Zandvoort, located near the North Sea coastline for the beginning of May. But with its return changes needed to be made for the circuit to be FIA approved as well as from local authorities but Lammers is convinced that the work will be complete. Lammers said to Motorsport.com: "There is still a lot of work to be done, but we are working hard on...
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