Verstappen, Norris and Antonelli pay tribute to Zandvoort ahead of Formula 1's farewell

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The 2026 Dutch Grand Prix marks the end of Formula 1 racing at Zandvoort for the foreseeable future, a venue known for its unique characteristics and vibrant fan atmosphere. Drivers Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, and Andrea Kimi Antonelli shared their reflections on the significance of the circuit, highlighting its impact on both racing and fan engagement.

Verstappen emphasized the emotional connection to his home Grand Prix, while Norris noted the excitement and support from fans, particularly the 'Orange Army.' Antonelli acknowledged the track's challenges but praised its rewarding nature for drivers. The departure of Zandvoort from the calendar is seen as a loss, but the hope remains for its potential return in the future.

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