The last Dutch GP at Zandvoort is already fully booked.

The last Dutch GP at Zandvoort is already fully booked.

      "It promises to be an unforgettable, final edition."

      Next year's Dutch GP at Zandvoort, which is currently the last race on the Formula 1 calendar, has already sold out. Organizers have confirmed that all weekend passes for the event taking place from August 21-23, 2026, have been purchased, with only a few hospitality packages remaining. Circuit director Robert van Overdijk described the interest as "overwhelming." "It will be an unforgettable, final edition of a unique event in the history of Dutch sports," he shared with De Telegraaf. "Particularly with a sprint race, all-new cars, and Cadillac joining as the eleventh team on the grid." The 2026 Dutch GP will include the sprint format, and separate tickets for Friday’s practice sessions will be available at a later date.

The last Dutch GP at Zandvoort is already fully booked.

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