Formula 1 returns to Zandvoort this weekend for the Dutch Grand Prix, marking the start of the final stretch of the 2026 season. The event follows Lando Norris’ first win of the campaign at the Hungarian GP before the summer hiatus, while Kimi Antonelli maintains his championship lead.
Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren continue to trade momentum heading into the race, with each team looking to capitalize on track conditions and strategy. Zandvoort’s unique layout and proximity to the sea often produce unpredictable weather, adding another layer of challenge.
Live coverage and timing details for the Dutch GP will be available through official F1 broadcast partners, with sessions beginning Friday morning. The weekend’s results could reshape the championship battle as teams push for late-season gains.
