Dutch Grand Prix – Racing Legacy & VIP Experiences – A Journey Through F1® History

An Iconic Track with a Storied Past

The Dutch Grand Prix has long held a prestigious place in Formula 1® history. First run in 1952 at the seaside Zandvoort circuit, the race became a fan favorite for its fast straights, sweeping corners, and the natural amphitheater created by the sand dunes. Over the decades, the Dutch Grand Prix F1 has delivered legendary moments—from Jim Clark’s multiple victories in the 1960s to the drama of the Dutch Grand Prix 1973, when Jackie Stewart clinched his third world title.

After a 36-year absence, Zandvoort returned to the calendar in Dutch Grand Prix 2021, reimagined with modern safety upgrades while preserving its challenging layout. Drivers now tackle 14 corners over 72 laps of a tight, technical 4.259 km track, making qualifying especially critical due to limited overtaking zones.

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Modern Triumphs and Fan Atmosphere

The race’s revival has brought unforgettable highlights—like Max Verstappen’s dominant home win in 2022, solidifying its status as a centerpiece of the F1® calendar. The Dutch Grand Prix 2024 saw Lando Norris take a shock victory in changing conditions, showcasing the unpredictability of this historic circuit. With the roar of the Orange Army echoing across the dunes, the atmosphere remains among the most passionate in the world.

A Luxury Way to Experience the Dutch Grand Prix Live

Today, VIP hospitality packages elevate the race into a full lifestyle experience. Guests can enjoy fine dining, premium drinks, and grid access while viewing the Dutch Grand Prix trophy celebrations up close. Whether you’re attending the Dutch Grand Prix 2025 or planning a return to this timeless race, the blend of history and exclusivity is unmatched.

👉 Book your VIP Dutch Grand Prix package today at VIP Tables St Barth and enjoy Formula 1® in true luxury at one of the most iconic circuits on the calendar.