Our 2026 Dutch Grand Prix Race Review
Published by P1 with Matt & Tommy · August 23, 2026
Zandvoort says farewell with a first: the final announced Dutch Grand Prix is the circuit's first Sprint weekend. Use the August 21-23 session timetable, then follow the banked line choices, Tarzan braking battle and coastal conditions that define this last lap.
The weekend is complete. Choose a session below to see the full classification and lap details.
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Published by P1 with Matt & Tommy · August 23, 2026
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August 23, 2026
Sun, Aug 23 · 3:00 PM CEST
Zandvoort
Zandvoort, Netherlands
Sprint weekend
Includes Sprint Qualifying and a Sprint race.
Permanent
Local circuit time uses Europe/Amsterdam.
Session times are shown in your timezone. Switch to track time if you are at the circuit or following local coverage.
The opening practice session for first setup runs and an early look at track conditions.
See the finishing order, times, laps and driver-by-driver classification for every completed session.
The banked Arie Luyendijk corner lets drivers carry speed onto the main straight, but the following move still depends on braking late into Tarzan without losing the narrow racing line. Earlier, the banked Hugenholtz corner offers more than one line before the lap threads through fast dune-side direction changes.
Zandvoort's first Sprint gives teams only FP1 before competitive running. That hour must cover tyre behaviour, ride over the banking and the balance changes caused by wind from the North Sea. A narrow circuit also makes an unobstructed qualifying lap precious and raises the cost of starting in traffic.
The seaside town is roughly 30 minutes by train from Amsterdam and the station is within walking distance of the circuit. Race crowds make both the town route and return platforms busy, so leave time after the final session rather than planning an immediate connection. The farewell edition adds demand and ceremony beyond the five F1 sessions.
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Official event name: FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN DUTCH GRAND PRIX 2026
Race times and results on this page are paired with official championship and event-organiser information. Always recheck the organiser before travelling because gates, transport and event activities can change.
Yes. Zandvoort hosts its first F1 Sprint: FP1 and Sprint Qualifying are Friday, the Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying are Saturday, and the race is Sunday.
Formula 1 and the promoter announced that 2026 will be the last Dutch Grand Prix under the current agreement. The August 21-23 event is therefore presented as Zandvoort's Final Lap.
The race weekend runs Aug 21–Aug 23, 2026. The Grand Prix is scheduled for Sun, Aug 23 · 3:00 PM CEST.
The race starts at Sun, Aug 23 · 3:00 PM CEST. Use the timezone controls above for US Eastern, Central, Pacific, UK or track time.
Yes. This weekend includes Sprint Qualifying and a Sprint race before the Grand Prix.
Completed session results are linked in the schedule and results sections above, including the full classification for each available session.