The Dutch Gand Prix is an exciting addition to the 2020 Formula 1 calendar but a lot of work is still needed to get the circuit ready for racing. A lot has to be sorted out as some locals at Zandvoort are complaining about the environmental impact of racing here and motorsport fans are worried that the track needs to be changed before F1 cars can test it.  Auto, Motor und Sport have reported that the straight will be made two meters wider through the use of extra asphalt and that different spout strips will be used to make turns such as the Tarzan curve wider so that the speeds of Formula 1 can be accommodated.  The biggest adjustment, however, is needed in the last...
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