description DTM Zandvoort Overview
DTM Zandvoort is a round of the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters held at Circuit Zandvoort, a permanent road course in the coastal dunes of the Netherlands. The circuit is distinguished by elevation changes, fast corners, limited runoff areas, and the steeply banked Hugenholtz and Arie Luyendyk turns introduced during its modernization. The event is intended for followers of professional touring-car and GT racing.
help DTM Zandvoort FAQ
What makes the DTM Zandvoort circuit unique for drivers?
DTM races at Circuit Zandvoort, a permanent road course located in the coastal dunes of the Netherlands. The track is famous for its steep elevation changes, fast corners, limited runoff areas, and the steeply banked Hugenholtz corner.
When did DTM start racing at Circuit Zandvoort?
The Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters has a long history at the Dutch circuit, racing there frequently since the series' revival in 2000. The venue has remained a staple on the calendar due to its technical layout and passionate fanbase.
What is the Hugenholtz corner at Zandvoort?
The Hugenholtz corner is a steeply banked sweeping turn at Circuit Zandvoort, named after track designer John Hugenholtz. DTM drivers have to navigate this banked section carefully, as it dramatically tests tire grip and downforce.
How can I watch the DTM Zandvoort race?
Fans can usually stream the DTM Zandvoort round through the official DTM livestream or various sports broadcasting networks that carry the German touring car series. The exact viewing options depend on your region, but the series generally offers paid streaming passes for its global audience.
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