Dutch Grand Prix fans are clamouring for a behind-closed-doors Formula 1 race on television this year rather than the event being scrapped entirely. The message has come from Jan Lammers, the sporting director of the race that was due to make its return to Zandvoort today (May 3) after a 35-year absence. Article continues under video Lammers had previously rejected the idea of the race being staged without spectators but is now coming around to the possibility in light of what he is hearing from fans on social media. Speaking to GPFans, Lammers said: "We have a few boxes to tick, and the first one is with the local authorities because running without a public would still require a few...
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