Circuit Zandvoort: A Deep Dive into 4 Legendary Corners

Circuit Zandvoort is a fan favorite, known for its thrilling corners and elevation changes. Discover its legendary turns and iconic challenges for an unforgettable F1® experience.

Zandvoort: A Legendary Racing Circuit

Circuit Zandvoort, located in North Holland near the North Sea, is renowned for its challenging layout and rich motorsport history. With a length of 4.259 km and 14 turns, this iconic track features elevation changes of up to 8.9 meters, providing thrilling opportunities for high-speed action. Its banked corners and unpredictable weather conditions add a unique flavor to the races.

Iconic Corners of Circuit Zandvoort

Tarzanbocht (Turn 1)

The Tarzanbocht is a tight right-hander immediately after the start/finish straight, offering prime overtaking opportunities. Its wide entry and braking zone make it a thrilling challenge, with drivers often making bold moves here to gain positions early on.

Gerlachbocht (Turn 2)

This fast right-hander, named after Wim Gerlach, leads into the challenging Hugenholtzbocht. Its high-speed approach tests a driver’s precision and bravery as they navigate the corner at breakneck speeds.

Hugenholtzbocht (Turn 3)

The Hugenholtzbocht is a steeply banked left-hander, allowing drivers to carry more speed through the turn. This iconic 18-degree incline corner is a signature feature of Circuit Zandvoort.

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Arie Luyendykbocht (Turn 14)

The final corner of the track, Arie Luyendykbocht, is another banked left-hander, providing drivers with a high-speed exit onto the main straight. Its steep incline ensures a thrilling finish.

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