While anticipation among fans - as opposed to an ever hysterical broadcast media - is somewhat lukewarm in terms of the forthcoming Vietnam Grand Prix, the same cannot be said of Zandvoort. Following an absence of 35 years, the seaside track returns to the F1 schedule as part of the sport's efforts to capitalise on the 'Max factor', and in all honesty, though the track first hosted a race in 1948, it might well have been constructed with Mr Verstappen in mind, certainly according to the man who has led the redevelopment of the track, Jarno Zaffelli. 'According to our simulations, the drivers can go full speed through Turn 2,' he tells de Telegraaf. 'After that, it becomes very interesting...
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