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Get ready for the high-octane thrill of the Dutch Grand Prix 2025 at the legendary Circuit Zandvoort! Found among the incredible North Sea dunes, this iconic track is home to dramatic racing moments, fierce overtakes, and the roaring cheers of the “Orange Army.” With the ever-dominant Max Verstappen leading the charge, expect non-stop action on this challenging circuit.
The Dutch Grand Prix isn’t just about the race; it’s the electrifying atmosphere, the adrenaline, and the unmatched Dutch passion. Extend your adventure with a tour of the Netherlands post-race for the ultimate getaway.
The track was originally opened in 1948 with the first Grand Prix being hosted in 1952. After racing on and off the track for a number of decades, the championship returned to Zandvoort in 2021 after a 35-year hiatus.
The circuit is considered fast and undulating, swooping and flowing through the sand dunes known in this area. It is also quite a classic circuit, challenging drivers experienced and upcoming. We recommend a spot on one of the banked corners – either at Arie Luyendijkbocht or Hugenholtzbocht.
Don't forget to experience the Zandvoort's Fan Zone. From the moment you step into the Fan Zone, you are greeted with live music from the best Dutch artists, food stands, racing simulators, and unique attractions such as a virtual reality experience of driving on Zandvoort’s iconic track. Additionally, the Dutch Grand Prix also offers the opportunity to take part in a Pit Walk and Garage Tour to get a behind-the-scenes look at the race’s inner workings.
Did You Know? Jim Clark, a motorsport legend, holds the record for the most Dutch Grand Prix wins with four victories.
Book your Dutch Grand Prix Package with Edusport
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the Zandvoort magic. Book your F1 Dutch Grand Prix tickets and holiday package with Edusport today!
With 15 million visitors each year, the Netherlands is undoubtedly popular. As the country’s largest and most popular city, Amsterdam draws five million people per year to explore its famous canal network and experience its buzzing nightlife. Beyond Amsterdam, with its army of cyclists, rich sea-faring and trading history, and its many museums and art galleries, there is still much more to see in the Netherlands. Other large cities such as Utrecht, The Hague and Rotterdam are dynamic and vibrant places to visit, while the country’s quaint villages offer up centuries of history, endless tulip fields, iconic windmills, and beautiful churches to explore.
