Zandvoort 2020
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jonny142 said:
From Camping F1
Important News - Dutch F1 2020
Unfortunately, we will not be offering camping at the Dutch Grand Prix in 2020. For those still interested in this event that have not yet purchased a race ticket, Formula1.com have now released their ticket sales for this event. It is likely that these will sell very quickly. The official Dutch GP website, state that more information regarding overnight accommodation for those with caravans and campers will follow shortly.
It's very rare for them to offer camping on the first year of an event- they go the first year to scope out sites for year two. Or so they claimed when we were discussing the Austrian GP on its first year back.Important News - Dutch F1 2020
Unfortunately, we will not be offering camping at the Dutch Grand Prix in 2020. For those still interested in this event that have not yet purchased a race ticket, Formula1.com have now released their ticket sales for this event. It is likely that these will sell very quickly. The official Dutch GP website, state that more information regarding overnight accommodation for those with caravans and campers will follow shortly.
Deesee said:
"The unique Official 538 Dutch Grand Prix Village tent is suitable for 2 people. In addition, you can take the tent home afterwards. €950,00 per person"In other words: "Having flogged you a cheap tent for 2 grand, we'd appreciate it if you took the s
tty thing home with afterwards" 
TheDeuce said:
"The unique Official 538 Dutch Grand Prix Village tent is suitable for 2 people. In addition, you can take the tent home afterwards. €950,00 per person"
In other words: "Having flogged you a cheap tent for 2 grand, we'd appreciate it if you took the stty thing home with afterwards"
In other words: "Having flogged you a cheap tent for 2 grand, we'd appreciate it if you took the s
tty thing home with afterwards" Are Millett's still in business ?
Lodge looks half decent, but they missed a trick, could have painted them in the correct shade of orange
RizzoTheRat said:
There's a load of campsites all along the coast around there, plus a centreparcs. I bet they've all jacked their prices up though.
Bus/train from Haarlem shouldn't take too long either.
If I was going I'd stay in Amsterdam and get on the train there I think staying in Haarlem you'll struggle to get on. Other option is hire a bike the area has excellant cycle paths etc.Bus/train from Haarlem shouldn't take too long either.
Fair point, I'd assume they'd run extra services though. Bike hire likely to be tricky though as I bet all the local shops will be swamped by people with the same idea.
https://9292.nl/en is the site you want for Dutch public transport, they also have a decent app.
https://9292.nl/en is the site you want for Dutch public transport, they also have a decent app.
Circuit updates, check out the 18 degree banking on the final corner - https://www.crash.net/f1/news/935826/1/zandvoort-c...
Heres some perspective of the 280kph flat final corner, narrow and steep..
https://twitter.com/JeroenKesteren/status/12262226...
https://twitter.com/JeroenKesteren/status/12262226...
Deesee said:
Heres some perspective of the 280kph flat final corner, narrow and steep..
https://twitter.com/JeroenKesteren/status/12262226...
The poor cars will be sat down hard and sparking all the way round that! The first practice runs will be interesting to watch - I doubt anyone will enter the weekend with the perfect setup, this will literally be a learning 'curve'. https://twitter.com/JeroenKesteren/status/12262226...
in car video of the revised circuit - https://youtu.be/1hDs1PwpTDQ?t=38
thegreenhell said:
in car video of the revised circuit - https://youtu.be/1hDs1PwpTDQ?t=38
And that's at m car speeds! Going to be a lot of fun watching F1 cars tackle this one!! This is the one I'm looking forward to most this season.Gassing Station | Formula 1 | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff