Dutch sports minister Bruno Bruins says the government will "wait" before getting involved in a grand prix bid. Last week, a feasibility study concluded that there is "no reason" why Zandvoort should not host F1 in the future.
But the source Dutch News reports that Bruins told parliament that the study was merely an "initial exploration". He will therefore not ask the Dutch sports ministry for advice. Bruins said the next step must be talks between Zandvoort, Liberty and the FIA. "I will wait for that to happen," he added. (GMM)
Government not involved in Dutch GP bid yet
- Published on 20 Nov 2017 09:37
-
0
- By: Rob Veenstra
Trending news
-
Verstappen looks to Nürburgring return after F1 "horror weekend"
Following a disastrous performance in the Chinese Grand Prix, Max Verstappen is turning his focus toward his upcoming...
16 Mar 2026 11:56 -
Alonso on Honda criticism: "I seemed crazy ten years ago"
Fernando Alonso believes his historical criticisms of Honda's power units have finally been vindicated by the cur...
16 Mar 2026 13:59 -
Sergio Pérez warns of "inevitable" crash under new F1 start rules
Cadillac driver Sergio Pérez has issued a stark warning to Formula 1 and the FIA, claiming that a major accide...
16 Mar 2026 16:10 -
James Vowles: Budget cap blocks immediate Williams weight fix
Williams team principal James Vowles has revealed that while the technical solutions to fix the overweight FW48 are a...
16 Mar 2026 14:59 -
Peter Bonnington: Kimi Antonelli has the "extra tenth" of Schumacher
Mercedes engineer Peter Bonnington has offered high praise for Kimi Antonelli following the young Italian's maide...
16 Mar 2026 12:57
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Local time
-
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Local time
-
Friday
-
Saturday
-
Sunday
-
Friday
-
Saturday
-
Sunday
Test calendar
Circuit de Catalunya - Winter testing
Bahrain International Circuit - Winter testing
Bahrain International Circuit - Winter testing

Replies (0)
Login to reply