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Circuit Zandvoort

Zandvoort, Netherlands

Length4.26 km2.65 mi
Turns14

Circuit Zandvoort was built after World War II on former German military communication roads in the coastal dunes near Zandvoort, with the layout advised by 1927 Le Mans winner Sammy Davis; racing began in 1948. The current 4.259 km, 14-turn layout retains the Tarzanbocht hairpin and the fast Scheivlak sweep, with two heavily banked corners, Hugenholtz (19 degrees) and Arie Luyendyk (18 degrees), and an 8.9 m elevation change. It first held a true Formula One World Championship race in 1955. The source records no motorcycle racing history at this circuit.

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