Formula 1 belongs to everyone

“Super Friday Belongs to Everyone” is taking on even more shape through collaboration with social organizations.Ambulance Wens
This weekend, the Ambulance Wens Foundation will fulfill sixteen wishes of seriously ill people, allowing them to experience the atmosphere and the racing at Circuit Zandvoort together with their loved ones.Stichting HandicapNL
In partnership with Stichting HandicapNL, approximately 200 wheelchair users will be welcomed. Appropriate accommodations and assistance will enable them to attend the event as independently and fully as possible. This partnership has been in place since 2021 and has made the Dutch Grand Prix more accessible on a structural basis.Spieren voor Spieren
Through Spieren voor Spieren, fifty children with a muscle disorder will have the opportunity to experience The Final Lap. This partnership is being honored with the F1 Allwyn Global Community Award and a grant of €100,000, which will enable Spieren voor Spieren to further expand the program’s impact. It is one of eight awards that Allwyn presents annually to initiatives that demonstrably make a difference within their communities. On Saturday, the first sprint race at Circuit Zandvoort and the Grand Prix qualifying session will take place. On Sunday, The Final Lap will conclude with the very last FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN DUTCH GRAND PRIX in Zandvoort.

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It promises to be the most heavily attended Super Friday ever. Fans don’t seem to want to miss a single second. Large crowds are also expected on Saturday, with the first sprint race at Circuit Zandvoort starting at 12:00 p.m. The organizers are doing everything they can to ensure that crowd flow runs smoothly and safely. However, wait times cannot be ruled out during peak hours. That’s why the organizers are once again urging visitors to head to Zandvoort as early as possible on Saturday.