A repeat of last Sunday’s washout when F1 returns to the Netherlands after 36 years looks – thankfully – extremely unlikely for the Dutch Grand Prix. Rain had been forecast for all three days in Belgium and duly materialised, but nobody could have predicted how devastating an effect Sunday’s downpour would have on the race. Not a single racing lap was completed and the fans that lined the circuit, with last year’s grand prix having been staged behind closed doors, were left to head home soaked and once again denied any live action. Fortunately, it looks a very different picture for Zandvoort, the coastal town around 20 miles from Amsterdam which stages Formula 1 for the first...
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