Popular F1 race to be deleted after force team to change name to participate

A Fan-Favourite Formula 1 track will be removed from the calendar after 2026.

The Dutch Grand Prix, the home race of rule F1 world champion Max VerstappenWill organize his last two races on the Motorsport calendar later this year and next year.

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This year the race weekend in Zandvoort will be held on 29-31 August – the first Grand Prix after the summer closure.

However, Robert van Overdijk, the Dutch Grand Prix director, confirmed in December last year that the circuit would only organize races for two years.

He said: “We are a private and operated company, and we must balance the opportunities by continuing to organize the event, against other risks and responsibilities.

“We have decided to go on a high with two more incredible Dutch Grands Prix in 2025 and 2026.

“We wanted to take this step while our event is worshiped and supported by passionate fans, residents and the Formula 1 community.”

Last year Sauber – which will be Audi from 2026 – was forced to drop the title of the stake sponsor from his team name Due to strict gambling rules in the The Netherlands.

Zandvoort did not return to F1 until 2021 to take advantage of a tree in interest in the Netherlands after the success of Red Bullster Verstappen – who won four drivers in a row.

For the last F1 appearance of the song in 14 months, it remains the first race after the closure, where the race itself starts on August 23.

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The movements are attempted to relieve racing congestion.

But F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has also confirmed that the last event will also be host for a sprintrace.

Domenicali said: “The Dutch Grand Prix has laid the bar higher for the European Grands Prix in terms of event spectacle and entertainment, supported the development of young talent by organizing F2, F3 and our F1 Academy Series and also presented Pioneer on sustainable solutions that have been in ours over the world.

“All parties have worked positively to find a solution to expand the race, with many options, including varied or annual events on the table, and we respect the promoter’s decision to end his great run in 2026.”

Rumors had suggested that Zandvoort could be used in rotation with the Belgium Grand Prix, with an agreement has concluded its years on the F1 calendar until 2031, which means that it will not host races in 2028 or 2030.

Another iconic circuit in Imola was from the calendar 2026 For a second Grand Prix in Spainof Barcelona organizes a race in the early season for Madrid houses an F1 Race for the first time in 45 years.

New tracks that have been reserved to fill the place are an F1 refund to Africa bee Kyalami Circuit in South Africawhile F1 has been in conversation to add Another street race in the streets of Bangkok, Thailand.

The output of the Dutch general practitioner could coincide remarkably Verstappen’s own exit from the sport, after he was tipped to stop F1 If he manages to win a fifth director’s title.

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