Zandvoort gets its swan song August 21-23 as F1 heads to the Dutch GP for the final time before the circuit drops off the 2027 calendar. The weekend runs sprint format, so Friday delivers both practice (6:30am EDT) and sprint qualifying (10:30am EDT), Saturday sees the sprint (6am EDT) and main qualifying (10am EDT), and Sunday's race goes green at 9am Eastern. It's the last chance to watch cars tackle the banked Hugenholtz or flat-out Scheivlak corners that made Zandvoort a fan favorite. For US viewers, it's also the first post-summer-break test of Apple TV's new F1 rights — every session streams live on Apple's dedicated F1 channel, complete with 22 onboard cameras and live timing. Early alarms all weekend, but the novelty of a fresh broadcast home might ease the sting.
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Zandvoort gets its swan song August 21-23 as F1 heads to the Dutch GP for the final time before the circuit drops off the 2027 calendar. The weekend runs sprint format, so Friday delivers both practice (6:30am EDT) and sprint qualifying (10:30am EDT), Saturday sees the sprint (6am EDT) and main qualifying (10am EDT), and Sunday's race goes green at 9am Eastern. It's the last chance to watch cars tackle the banked Hugenholtz or flat-out Scheivlak corners that made Zandvoort a fan favorite. For US viewers, it's also the first post-summer-break test of Apple TV's new F1 rights — every session streams live on Apple's dedicated F1 channel, complete with 22 onboard cameras and live timing. Early alarms all weekend, but the novelty of a fresh broadcast home might ease the sting.
