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Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix 2024
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Welcome to the Circuit Zandvoort, located in the coastal town of Zandvoort, just west of Amsterdam, Netherlands, and host to the Dutch Grand Prix.
This historic track underwent significant upgrades before returning to the Formula 1 calendar in 2021 and blends traditional racing heritage with modern motorsport innovation.
Known for its banked corners and narrow track width, Zandvoort is a rollercoaster of a track that makes high-speed cornering the key to a fast lap.
The Circuit Zandvoort is a 4.259 km (2.646 miles), 14-turn ribbon of asphalt that begins with two hairpins at Turn 1, Tarzanbocht, and the banked Turn 3, Hugenholtzbocht, that test car and driver like nowhere else in the season.
Sector 2's sweeping corners are high-speed and see the track widen for differing lines depending on driving style and car setup.
Turn 11 and 12 make up a slow-speed chicane for drivers to tackle before setting off into the final metres, including Turn 14's banking that even sees the rear wing DRS flap open midway through the corner.
Circuit Name: Circuit Zandvoort
Circuit Length: 4.259 km (2.646 miles)
Race Distance: 306.587 km (190.504 miles)
Lap Record: 1:11.097 (Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes, 2021)
2024 Support Series: F1 Academy
Fastest Lap: 1:14.468 (Lap 55)
Qualifying: P4 (1:11.419)
Tyre Strategy: Soft-Medium-Intermediate-Intermediate
Fastest Lap: 1:17.399 (Lap 13)
Qualifying: P10 (1:16.748)
Williams Racing's Dutch GP History
Best Finish: P1 (Alan Jones, 1979)
Best Qualifying: P2 (Alan Jones, 1979)
Alex's Best Finish: P8 (2023)
Logan's Best Finish: P20 (2023)
Williams Racing Highlight: Alan’s 1979 victory was the fourth consecutive victory for Williams that season — and the fourth-ever win for Williams Racing. He finished over 20 seconds ahead of P2 and lapped every car that didn’t make the podium in a dominant display.