Verstappen's home Grand Prix, which he is looking to win for a third straight win from pole position on Sunday, is a guaranteed fixture through the 2025 season, but it is unclear what will happen after. "We feel Formula One is very happy with us," former F1 driver Jan Lammers, a Zandvoort native who was one of the driving forces behind the return of the Dutch Grand Prix, told Reuters. The enormous popularity of Verstappen, the first Dutch Formula One champion, has helped sell over 300,000 tickets in an instant every year, but Lammers said Zandvoort's appeal goes beyond its dominant home driver. "Traditionally, a Grand Prix offered just two hours of entertainment on Sunday. This approach was backed by Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.

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Persons: Max Verstappen, Jan Lammers, Lammers, it's, Max, Stefano Domenicali, Bart Meijer, Ed Osmond Organizations: Formula, Prix, Reuters, Zandvoort, Formula One, Thomson Locations: ZANDVOORT, Netherlands, Zandvoort, Amsterdam