The Dutch Grand Prix circuit at Zandvoort will undergo serious infrastructural work before Formula 1 races there next season. On Tuesday, it was announced that the former Formula 1 venue at Zandvoort in the Netherlands will return to the calendar in 2020, believed to be in the slot where the Spanish Grand Prix was placed. While awaiting confirmation of the date, the race is likely to be put as the European season opener and is confirmed as being before the Monaco Grand Prix, meaning a date in early to mid May. This means that there is just under a year to go until Formula 1 touches down in the Dutch seaside resort, but there is plenty of work to be done ahead of arrival. All areas of the...
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