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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

5 storylines we’re excited about ahead of the Dutch GP

Formula1.comMon 17 Aug · 15:16 UTCupdated Sun 23 Aug · 18:30 UTCHave your say
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The 2026 Dutch Grand Prix is set to take place on August 17, marking the beginning of the second half of the Formula 1 season. With twelve rounds remaining, drivers will compete for over 300 points, and Kimi Antonelli currently leads the standings. McLaren recently secured their first victory of the season, while Aston Martin is introducing an upgraded power unit to enhance their performance. Additionally, Cadillac has appointed Marcin Budkowski as their new Team Principal, aiming for improvements in the team's development.

This race will be the last standalone event at Zandvoort, which has been a popular venue since its return in 2021. The weekend will feature a Sprint for the first time, adding excitement to the schedule. The weather may play a significant role, with forecasts indicating possible rain, promising an action-packed farewell for the Dutch Grand Prix at this location.

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5 storylines we’re excited about ahead of the Dutch GPAfter three long weekends without a Formula 1 race to look forward to, it’s time to get back to action following the summer shutdown. And there will be plenty of racing to look forward to between now and the end of the season as the second half kicks off with our final visit to Zandvoort.Formula1.comMon 17 Aug · 15:16 UTCRead →
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