Zandvoort's revamped track offered drivers few overtaking opportunities in the Dutch Grand Prix, but Fernando Alonso says the circuit was no worse than other F1 venues. Holland's return to the F1 calendar was a resounding success, for the sport and for the fans who basked all weekend long in a festive and electrifying atmosphere, thanks in large part to the genius of their local hero Max Verstappen. After Friday's opening day of running, despite several red flags that curtailed the session, drivers lavished praise on Zandvoort's undulating layout and thrilling banked corners. But the group also unanimously agreed that overtaking opportunities would be scarce on race day, which proved to be...
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