Zandvoort track data is being held back from Formula 1 teams to prevent preparations being made for the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix. The F1 circus hasn't visited the circuit since 1985 and it has been renovated in the last 12 months.  The circuit chiefs hope the refrain on data makes racing less predictable and more dependant on the set-up made during the three free practice sessions in the build-up to the race.  "All modern F1 teams work scientifically, so if he gives all the data to them they will enter it into their simulator programmes in no time. That is exactly what we don't want to happen. So what he gives them is very limited. We want drivers to go out...
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