The Zandvoort Circuit is set to make radical changes to its track to allow a greater opportunity for overtaking at the 2020 Dutch Grand Prix. The race was confirmed for next season last month, but worries had been raised about whether the track would be wide enough to host a Grand Prix, and if it would produce boring racing. Zandvoort last held an F1 race in 1985 and the track is doing everything possible to make a good race next season, with multiple changes being made. The Dutch GP's sporting director, Jan Lammers, told Motorsport.com: "The Gelachbocht, the open right hand corner, Turn 3 effectively, will get a bigger run-off area. "Turn 4, the Hugenholtz hairpin up the hill,...
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