Through the dunes.
Always close to home.

Zandvoort’s permanent circuit opened in 1948, following an earlier street race in the village in 1939. Its route brought racing into the dunes beside the North Sea.

The circuit has evolved over the years, while retaining familiar sections such as Tarzanbocht and Scheivlak. The banked Hugenholtzbocht and Arie Luyendykbocht are defining features of the modern layout.

This artwork follows the current 4.259 km Grand Prix circuit with 14 numbered corners. The outline keeps the full lap, including the Hans Ernst chicane and the final banked sweep.

Sources: Formula 1’s circuit guide, Circuit Zandvoort’s history and the official corner guide.

Follow the line and find the sections you remember. A Zandvoort track poster can hold a connection to the circuit long after the race is over.

Tarzanbocht

The broad right-hander at the end of the main straight has been part of the circuit since 1948.

Hugenholtzbocht

The banked left-hander gives the early part of the lap its tightly folded shape.

Scheivlak

A fast sweep through the dunes connects the earlier sections with the rest of the Grand Prix lap.

Hans Ernst & Arie Luyendykbocht

The closing chicane leads towards the banked final corner and the return to the main straight.

A Dutch Grand Prix weekend. A trip to the coast. The lap you keep returning to on the simulator. Start with Zandvoort and give the print a personal connection.

Choose a ready design or select Create your own. Adjust the paper and circuit colours, line weight and surrounding map. Choose a label layout, then add a short dedication, with a name or date if you wish.

Finish with colour to the edge or a white border. Explore the available sizes as an unframed print, with a wooden hanger or in a frame. The creator shows the current options and price before you order.