The Dutch Grand Prix returns to the Formula 1 calendar next season and work is well underway to bring the Zandvoort track up to the standard required by F1 and the FIA, which includes renovating grandstands, widening the track, reprofiling corners and more. Tasked with the work is contractor VolkerWessels which has released a render of what the circuit will look like upon completion early next year. Zandvoort hasn't hosted F1 since 1985 and with modern cars now quicker and wider, safety standards have moved on which requires the circuit to be widened to aid overtaking. Although several corners will be changed, they will retain their original character with the most radical change...
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