Max Verstappen unveiled a special Delft blue helmet for next week's Dutch Grand Prix, as Zandvoort prepares for what could be its final race on the F1 calendar. The circuit's contract runs only through 2026, meaning this will be the last time Verstappen races in front of his home crowd for the foreseeable future. The design draws from Delfts blauw, the traditional Dutch pottery style. Red Bull posted the reveal Thursday, calling it Zandvoort's "last dance" and describing the helmet as "traditional, beautiful, Dutch" and "fit for the occasion." Verstappen has worn special liveries for home races before, but this one carries different weight. With no new contract in place, the track's future remains uncertain. Whether Zandvoort finds its way back onto the schedule after next year is the open question hanging over what may be a farewell weekend.
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Max Verstappen unveiled a special Delft blue helmet for next week's Dutch Grand Prix, as Zandvoort prepares for what could be its final race on the F1 calendar. The circuit's contract runs only through 2026, meaning this will be the last time Verstappen races in front of his home crowd for the foreseeable future. The design draws from Delfts blauw, the traditional Dutch pottery style. Red Bull posted the reveal Thursday, calling it Zandvoort's "last dance" and describing the helmet as "traditional, beautiful, Dutch" and "fit for the occasion." Verstappen has worn special liveries for home races before, but this one carries different weight. With no new contract in place, the track's future remains uncertain. Whether Zandvoort finds its way back onto the schedule after next year is the open question hanging over what may be a farewell weekend.
