The Dutch Grand Prix is calling it quits after six electrifying years, with soaring costs forcing organizers to pull the plug — but not before a final, fiery send-off. Max Verstappen, racing at home for the last time, starts seventh despite car woes and a cold, while Lando Norris grabs pole. Fans in orange packed the stands, celebrating a track that brought F1 back to the Netherlands and delivered thrilling races — including Verstappen’s early wins and Norris’s 2023 triumph. Though the F1 era ends, Zandvoort’s legacy lives on: the circuit stays open, hosting other races and welcoming Formula E in 2027.

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