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The municipality of Zandvoort, the organizers of the Grand Prix, and the circuit look back positively on the three-day race weekend, in which Max Verstappen took the win in the race on Sunday. “If we could match and repeat this, we would be delighted and satisfied,” said Zandvoort mayor David Moolenburgh. Formula 1 Women has not yet received any reports of sexual harassment, and fewer than 15 people were arrested at the three-day event.

Five people were arrested on the second day of the Dutch Grand Prix on Saturday. Two people were caught with a stolen moped, one was arrested for shoplifting, another for being drunk in public, and the latter for threatening, the mayor of Zandvoort, David Moolenburgh announced on Sunday. In addition,15 people were also fined for urinating in public. Moolenburgh could not give more details about those arrested.

The Zandvoort circuit opened its gates at 8 a.m. for the second day of the Dutch Grand Prix. The coastal village expects 105,000 race fans on Saturday to watch the final part of free practice and qualifying. On Friday, organizers reported 95,000 visitors. However, Extinction Rebellion activists announced that they will take action on Saturday as they do not want Formula 1 races in the dune area near Zandvoort. Conservationists have long called for an end to races at the track. They say they lead to too much nitrogen precipitation in the protected Kennemerland-Zuid dune area.

The Zandvoort circuit opened its gates at 8 a.m. for the second day of the Dutch Grand Prix. The coastal village expects 105,000 race fans on Saturday to watch the final part of free practice and qualifying. On Friday, organizers reported 95,000 visitors. However, Extinction Rebellion activists announced that they will take action on Saturday as they do not want Formula 1 races in the dune area near Zandvoort. Conservationists have long called for an end to races at the track. They say they lead to too much nitrogen precipitation in the protected Kennemerland-Zuid dune area.

Thousands of visitors to the Dutch Grand Prix arrived in Zandvoort on Saturday morning. Fans traveled early from Amsterdam Central Station to Zandvoort to watch the third free practice and qualifying. The NS transported about 44,000 race fans to Zandvoort on Saturday, a spokesperson said. The number is expected to increase further due to the wet weather. According to the spokesperson, many people prefer to travel by train instead of taking the bicycle.