Formula 1 should have made its much-anticipated return to the North Sea resort of Zandvoort last weekend, filled by a throng of orange-clad spectators, bouncing up and down in support of national hero Max Verstappen. But instead of a packed-to-the-rafters venue reverberating to the noise of 20 Formula 1 cars and 100,000 fans the renovated Zandvoort circuit lied empty and silent, as sport – and life itself – remains on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Dutch Grand Prix is one of seven Formula 1 events for 2020 that is currently and provisionally postponed, with three – in the form of Australia, Monaco and France – already cancelled. Jan Lammers started three Dutch Grand Prix...
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