Where it was already expected that the Grand Prix at Zandvoort is at risk of becoming a second Monaco, the FIA has recently made overtaking at this circuit even more difficult. The second and last DRS zone of the track in the dunes has been shortened due to safety concerns. This weekend the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort will be driven with two DRS zones. The last one was supposed to start going into the famous Arie Luyendyk turn, but the FIA has recently taken this plan off the table, as reported by the Dutch Telegraaf. Read more Verstappen thinks he has advantage in Zandvoort: 'Already driven on new circuit' Although the corner can easily be taken at full throttle, the regulatory body of...
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