F1 Dutch Grand Prix: Here’s When, Where and How to Watch 2024 Zandvoort Race in India

The Dutch Grand Prix returns with a roar after a month-long summer break. As the F1 season enters its final ten races, Zandvoort is poised to be a pivotal battleground. Max Verstappen, a three-time winner at Zandvoort and the current championship leader, will be looking to continue his winning streak, but with tough competition from Ferrari, Mercedes, and McLaren, the race is wide open. This race is also crucial for the future of the Zandvoort circuit, with its contract set to expire in 2025. A successful race could help secure its place on the Formula 1 calendar beyond that. All eyes will be on the teams, especially the Dutch drivers, as they aim to impress both fans and organizers. The Dutch Grand Prix is set to deliver thrilling action, strategic battles, and fierce competition, making it a key moment in the race for the 2024 championship.

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F1 Dutch Grand Prix 2024: Official Schedule 

Friday, August 23

Dutch GP FP1 - 04:00 - 05:00 pm

Dutch GP FP2 - 07:30 - 08:30 pm

Saturday, August 24

Dutch GP FP3 - 03:00 - 04:00 pm

Qualifying - 06:30 - 07:30 pm

Sunday, August 25

Dutch GP Race - 06:30 pm

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F1 Dutch Grand Prix 2024: Where to Watch in India

Indian Formula 1 enthusiasts can easily follow the action through streaming services like F1TV Pro and FanCode. FanCode offers a range of subscription options, starting at a budget-friendly Rs 49 for a single race weekend. Their live race coverage is accessible on both their website and mobile app.

For those seeking a more comprehensive F1 experience, F1TV Pro provides a premium subscription at approximately Rs 2,500 per month. This subscription grants access to a vast library of F1 content, including live timing updates, expert analysis, in-car camera feeds, and much more.

F1 Dutch Grand Prix 2024: Interesting Fact about Zandvoort Circuit

Zandvoort, like Silverstone, was born from the post-war racing boom, opening in 1948. The original track, designed with input from Le Mans legend Sammy Davis, was a thrilling blend of permanent circuit and public roads winding through the dunes.

Despite extensive renovations, Zandvoort still challenges drivers with its unique layout. The iconic Tarzan curve, now with an 18-degree banking, adds to the excitement. As Formula 1 cars tackle the 4.25km track for 72 laps this weekend, the dunes are set to witness another thrilling spectacle.