Formula One Dutch Grand Prix (various years)

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The Formula One Dutch Grand Prix is a premier motor racing event in the FIA Formula One World Championship, historically and currently held at the coastal circuit in Zandvoort, Netherlands.

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instanceOf Formula One Grand Prix
motor racing event
associatedWithDriver Max Verstappen NERFINISHED
broadcastMedium online streaming
television
championshipCategory single-seater open-wheel racing
circuitType permanent road course
country Netherlands
firstHeld 1952
governingBody Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile NERFINISHED
hasSupportSeries Formula 2 NERFINISHED
Formula 3 NERFINISHED
Porsche Supercup NERFINISHED
hasTitleSponsor varies by year
hiatusEndYear 2020
hiatusStartYear 1986
historicalEra 1950s European Grands Prix
modern hybrid era of Formula One
hostCircuitLayoutUpdated 2020
hostCircuitLengthPost2020 approximately 4.259 km
hostNationCode NED
languageLocalName Dutch
lastPreHiatusRace 1985
localName Grote Prijs van Nederland NERFINISHED
location Circuit Zandvoort NERFINISHED
Zandvoort NERFINISHED
mainStraightDirection clockwise circuit
nearBodyOfWater North Sea NERFINISHED
notableFeature banked final corner
coastal dunes setting
partOf FIA Formula One World Championship NERFINISHED
primaryAccessCity Amsterdam NERFINISHED
resumedIn 2021
returnedToCalendar 2021
safetyCarUsage as required by race control
safetyUpgradesImplemented 2020
spectatorColorTheme orange grandstands
status active
surface asphalt
ticketType general admission
grandstand
paddock club
timeZone Central European Summer Time
typicalRaceDistance approximately 300 kilometers
typicalRaceLapsPost2020 72
typicalRaceMonth August
September
tyreSupplierEra2020s Pirelli NERFINISHED

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Zandvoort usedFor Formula One Dutch Grand Prix (various years)