FORMULA 1 RETURNS TO THE DUTCH COAST
We have arrived at the end of the Formula 1 summer break, and it is time to take things seriously, as an incredible championship fight is set to continue.
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are separate by 9 points in the standings, with the Aussie leading. A complete domination by the Papaya throughout the season sees no rivals fight for the constructors title, as they have a 299 point advantage over runner-up Ferrari.
It will be the last races in order to prepare for the new regulation changes coming into the 2026 season, where Formula 1 engines will see an increase of power on the electric side.
Formula 1 teams are already signing Formula-e drivers for the simulator work in order to collect more data about the engine, for example, Red Bull has Nick Cassidy and Sebastian Buemi.
Formula 1 arrives to Zandvoort in a track filled with elevation changes, especially the 19 degree banking at turn 3. The weekend weather sees rain for all the three days, except for the first free practice session.
There is big hope, mainly coming from the fans, that we get the race underway without any concerns. Races under rain are difficult on this regulation era due to the floor releasing lots of water to the car behind, making the sight difficult for the driver following.
Drivers will get on track for Free Practice 1 at 12:30 CET Time.
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