Sep.6 Zandvoort is cementing its place in Formula 1's medium-term future. The entire racing world hailed the success of the first Dutch GP for almost four decades, where legions of orange-clad fans created what Christian Horner described as a 'nightclub atmosphere'. And the ‘old school' nature of the circuit, combined with some steeply banked corners, was also popular among the drivers. 'How unforgiving the circuit was surprised us a little, but 6 or 7 years ago all the circuits were like this,' F1 veteran Fernando Alonso told DAZN. Seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton also hailed the track, to the delight of Dutch GP boss Jan Lammers. 'If someone of Lewis' stature says the...
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