There is no reason why Formula 1 cannot return to Zandvoort according to a recent feasibility study requested by the local council. The coastal circuit is situated to the west of Amsterdam and last hosted an F1 race in 1985, with Niki Lauda claiming the victory. With interest in the sport peaking due to Max Verstappen's rise to the top, the Netherlands is keen to host another race with Zandvoort the only suitable circuit. The study found 'no insurmountable organisational, technical or logistical reasons' why F1 could not return, DutchNews.nl reports. It added that the economic benefit to the circuit would be around €32 million, whilst the local benefit would be...
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