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Turn 14 at Circuit Zandvoort, known as "Arie Luyendykbocht," is the highest banked corner at 18 degrees on the current F1 calendar. #DutchGP #F1 #CircuitZandvoort https://lnkd.in/dWRa5MiQ

Get ready for the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN DUTCH GRAND PRIX 2024! 🌊🏎️ We're heading to Circuit Zandvoort in North Holland, where F1 history meets breathtaking seaside views. This iconic track, known for its thrilling banked corners, is a fan favorite—especially for Max Verstappen’s home crowd. The Dutch Grand Prix, a classic since the 1950s, made its triumphant return in 2021 after decades away. Now, it's the perfect way to kick off the second half of the 2024 season! Who’s excited? 🔥 #F1 #DutchGP #RaceWeek #Zandvoort #MaxVerstappen https://lnkd.in/g_G86C9T

For many drivers, the home Grand Prix is not just another race. It's a deeply emotional event, a moment to pay tribute to their fans, family, and heritage through their helmet designs. F1 drivers often put extra thought and creativity into their helmet designs for their home Grand Prix, using them as a canvas to showcase national pride and personal importance. Charles LeClerc - Monaco GP  Oscar Piastri - Australian GP   Zhou Guanyu - Chinese GP  Max Verstappen - Austrian GP (Red Bull Home GP)  Carlos Sainz - Spanish GP  Yuki Tsunoda - Japanese GP

I expect to see a few things in the next few weeks: Kimi Antonelli will be announced as Mercedes's second driver for 2025, but don't rule out surprises—F1 loves a curveball. Liam Lawson's expiring contract with Red Bull could trigger a reshuffle, with potential moves to Mercedes, Alpine, or Audi/Sauber. The Red Bull driver drama will unfold in September, and Mick Schumacher could be a wild card for Alpine. Valtteri Bottas seems likely to extend with Audi/Sauber, but anything is possible in the chaotic world of F1. With an overflow of talent, there's a growing demand for an 11th team on the grid to give deserving drivers a shot. #F1 #F1SummerBreak #DutchGP #MercedesAMG #AlpineF1 #Audi #Sauber #RedBull https://lnkd.in/g_FTH6EZ

The return to the F1 season after summer break is highly anticipated. There is so much up in the air, and the second half of the season will reveal all the drama. The calendar is intense, packed with double and triple-header weekends and a travel schedule across four continents. We start with a double header and the last two European races: the Dutch Grand Prix and ending the doubleheader at the Italian Grand Prix. Then we head east to Asia, to the streets of Baku. The second Asian race for the doubleheader is Singapore. Notoriously hot, it's a night race and one of the most challenging physical races all season. A short break as we head to the Americas at Circuit of the Americas in Austin for the start of the triple header. Next is a quick flight south to Mexico City for the Mexican Grand Prix and the historic Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paolo. A Quick stop in Vegas for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and then we take the final hop to the Middle East for one of the most grueling travel jumps all season. The season winds down with Qatar and the season finale in Abu Dhabi. We start with a double header and the last two European races: the Dutch Grand Prix and ending the doubleheader at the Italian Grand Prix. Then we head east to Asia, to the streets of Baku. The second Asian race for the doubleheader is Singapore. Notoriously hot, it's a night race and one of the most challenging physical races all season. A short break as we head to the Americas Circuit of the Americas in Austin for the start of the triple header. Next is a quick flight south to Mexico City for the Mexican Grand Prix and the historic Brazilian Grand Prix in Sao Paolo. A Quick stop in Vegas for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and then we take the final hop to the Middle East for one of the most grueling travel jumps all season. The season winds down with Qatar and the season finale in Abu Dhabi. #F1 #F1Season #F1break #DutchGP #ItalianGP #AzerbaijanGP #SingaporeGP #USGP #MexicoGP #BrazilianGP #QatarGP #AbuDhabiGP

Do you know why Formula 1 has a mandatory summer break? Introduced in 2009 by the FIA, this two-week hiatus in August allows teams to shut down operations, providing a much-needed rest period. It helps prevent burnout, promotes work-life balance, and saves costs, ensuring everyone involved in the sport can recharge and come back stronger. As F1 grows, this break remains crucial for maintaining the well-being and competitive spirit of the teams. #F1 #Formula1 #SummerBreak https://lnkd.in/g9KBTGKz

Logan Hunter Sargeant, you've achieved something extraordinary—becoming a Formula 1 driver, a title few can claim and even rarer for an American. As you decide your next steps, remember you have nothing to prove. Whether you choose to return to the US, pursue a future in IndyCar, or continue chasing your F1 dreams, there's no wrong path.  Despite a tough season dealing with obstacle after obstacle, you demonstrated moments of brilliance. At just 23, your journey in F1 may have just begun. Keep your head high, Logan; your story in motorsport is far from over. https://lnkd.in/gs3DdifV

An interesting collaboration between Josh Allen, Daniel Ricciardo, and BeatsbyDre. #RICALLEN #NF1L https://lnkd.in/gqEY5EKz

F1 stops at one of the most beautiful circuits of the season, Spa-Francochamp. This will be the 57th F1 race hosted at this historic track. A lot of action is happening in the Championships and the final race before the summer break. #F1 #BelgianGrandPrix #SpaFrancochamp https://lnkd.in/gQF6UwMt

No one would have predicted that the 2024 F1 season would already have seven winners before summer break. This is the most different winner since the 2008 season, and there's still half a season left. Since 2000, only three seasons have seen seven or more winners, with the most being in 2003, with eight winners from five different constructors. Who is the eighth different winner: Sergio with Red Bull, Danny or Yuki in a Red Bull, or Alonso at Aston? #F1 #BelgianGP #SpaFrancochamp #Ferrari #Mclaren #MercedesAMG #RedBullRacing