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In Photos: Zandvoort in focus

Published on
05 Sep 2022

The best snaps from our Dutch Grand Prix experience

Banked corners and blue skies. A weekend at a seaside circuit is always welcome.
18 degrees of steepness to get to grips with on the track walk.
It’s all smiles for Nicky as he arrives at Zandvoort.
For some, the track walk is best sampled on two wheels…
Our development driver Jamie Chadwick also preferred a wheeled approach for a lap.
When in the Netherlands, eat like you’re Dutch.
An amazing turnout from the fans began from FP1 until the chequered flag.
Nicky hits the track under the September sun.
What a way to start our Saturday!
Jost and Alex in good spirits ahead of Quali.
Limited running affected Nicky’s Dutch Qualifying.
Staying focused is never a problem in our garage.
Parking in the Netherlands isn’t like in other countries.
A final check-in by Jost before we go racing.
Box, box.
A sea of orange followed the FW44s around every lap this weekend.
Encouraging progress this weekend. Let’s continue it as we head to Monza.
Enough tyres to tire you out trying to count them.
The all-important pit stop prep begins on a Thursday.
Even when they’re not racing, a driver will always find a way to drive…
FW44-spotting from the sand dunes.
We love champagne moments. Congratulations, Zak.
The team wheel Alex back in after he reached another Q2.
One leg up like he runs the place… The boss watches from the pit wall.
Taking the time to reflect from the pit lane.
Please be up standing for the national anthem.
Plenty of close running around Zandvoort’s twists and turns.
Another faultless weekend in the pit lane from our crew.
“A good job” by the team makes Alex smile after climbing to P12 in the Grand Prix.
Banked corners and blue skies. A weekend at a seaside circuit is always welcome.
For some, the track walk is best sampled on two wheels…
When in the Netherlands, eat like you’re Dutch.
Even when they’re not racing, a driver will always find a way to drive…
What a way to start our Saturday!
The team wheel Alex back in after he reached another Q2.
Staying focused is never a problem in our garage.
Please be up standing for the national anthem.
Box, box.
“A good job” by the team makes Alex smile after climbing to P12 in the Grand Prix.
It’s all smiles for Nicky as he arrives at Zandvoort.
Our development driver Jamie Chadwick also preferred a wheeled approach for a lap.
The all-important pit stop prep begins on a Thursday.
Nicky hits the track under the September sun.
We love champagne moments. Congratulations, Zak.
Limited running affected Nicky’s Dutch Qualifying.
Taking the time to reflect from the pit lane.
A final check-in by Jost before we go racing.
Another faultless weekend in the pit lane from our crew.
Encouraging progress this weekend. Let’s continue it as we head to Monza.
18 degrees of steepness to get to grips with on the track walk.
Enough tyres to tire you out trying to count them.
An amazing turnout from the fans began from FP1 until the chequered flag.
FW44-spotting from the sand dunes.
Jost and Alex in good spirits ahead of Quali.
One leg up like he runs the place… The boss watches from the pit wall.
Parking in the Netherlands isn’t like in other countries.
Plenty of close running around Zandvoort’s twists and turns.
A sea of orange followed the FW44s around every lap this weekend.
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