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Dutch Grand Prix 2021 Preview

Formula 1 returns to Zandvoort at the Dutch Grand Prix 2021! In the west of the Netherlands, “Oranje” fans will give their best to cheer compatriot Max Verstappen to victory. On Sunday from 2 p.m., after a 36-year wait, the first Formula 1 race in 36 years will be held in Zandvoort. At the last race in 1985, Niki Lauda won.

In this article you will find everything you need to know about the broadcasting coverage of the GP of Zandvoort this weekend!

The current standings in the Formula 1 World Championship

Before this weekend’s GP, the Brit Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes leads the drivers’ standings by 3 points over Max Verstappen of Red Bull. That means Verstappen has a chance to reclaim first place in the championship with a win at his home track. Neither driver has F1 experience at Zandvoort. We therefore expect an exciting race with the outcome uncertain.

Nevertheless, Red Bull and Max Verstappen are considered slight favourites. On the one hand, because of their results on similar tracks like the tight and lightning-fast Zandvoort. Secondly, because of the expected support from the Dutch – the only question is whether the pressure will help or hinder young Verstappen.

Dutch Grand Prix 2021 at Zandvoort – Where, when and how?

You can watch all the action from the Formula 1 weekend on Sky Sports F1 and via live stream on Now. The race on Sunday will also be broadcasted on Sky Sports Main Event.

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Practice for the weekend begins on Friday. The first free practice starts at 10:30 UK time and P2 at 2pm. On Saturday, it continues with P3 at 11am and the qualifying at 2pm. On Sunday at 2pm the starting signal is given for the race of the Dutch Grand Prix 2021 in Zandvoort.