Dutch Grand Prix Sold Out as 300,000 Fans Prepare for Final F1 Race at Zandvoort

The organisers of the Dutch Grand Prix have announced a complete sell-out ahead of the upcoming Formula 1 event at Zandvoort. All available tickets for the race weekend have now been sold, with no further tickets remaining.Interest in this year’s event has been particularly strong. While fans were still able to purchase tickets for individual days last season, demand has been significantly higher this time around. The main reason is the special status of the event: the Dutch Grand Prix will be the final Formula 1 race to be held at Zandvoort, as the circuit’s contract has not been extended beyond the current season.The weekend will also feature a new format for the Dutch Grand Prix, with a Sprint taking place on Saturday for the first time. This will provide fans with an extended on-track programme and an additional competitive session during the weekend.The organisers are expecting an impressive turnout, with around 100,000 spectators anticipated on each day. Overall attendance could therefore reach approximately 300,000 fans across the three-day race weekend.