In a few days, the last Dutch GP at Zandvoort will start. Formula 1 has now settled in the North Holland seaside resort, awaiting the first Grand Prix after the summer break. The construction of the various facilities on and around the circuit is already in full swing. In the run-up to the last Dutch Grand Prix, the organization shared behind-the-scenes footage.
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In recent days, several F1 trucks have already been spotted on the Dutch highways and around the Zandvoort circuit. On the weekend of September 22 and 23, the racing festival will erupt one last time in the dunes, before Formula 1 disappears from the Netherlands again after six years. The organization of the Dutch GP itself pulled the plug on the event last year by not renewing the collaboration with the premier class.
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Nevertheless, many Dutch F1 fans still have one race weekend to look forward to on home soil. The last edition is also marked by the sprint format, which means there will be extra action on the track next weekend. The footage below shows how various F1 teams arrive in Zandvoort and how the paddock is slowly but surely taking shape.
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