ZANDVOORT, Netherlands -- Over a single lap, there are few circuits where Formula One cars look as impressive as they do at Zandvoort. Even through the lens of a TV camera, which flattens undulations and saps speed by shortening distances, a qualifying lap at the Dutch Grand Prix looked every bit the roller-coaster ride it was. The combination of banked corners and high-speed sweeping turns makes the track unique in F1 and, according to seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, puts it on a level with the sport's most legendary venues. "It's a great track," he said after qualifying second. "I like the old school circuits way better. "This will go a long with all the...
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