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The different versions from Circuit Park Zandvoort


1948 - 1972: The original layout.


1973 - 1979: The Panorama Corner (Panoramabocht) replaces the Bos In.


1980 - 1989: A new chicane between the Scheivlak and Tunnel East (Tunnel Oost).


1989 - 1998: In July 1989 the length of the circuit is reduced to 2,5 km (1.56 Mile), the so called interim circuit. It was the first phase of a plan to move the track further from the village. This was the definitive end of the original track. At the ground of the lost part of the track are now a holiday resort and a golf course.


1999 - today: After nine years of judicial battle they finally started the construction of the new part of the circuit at the end of 1998. In the spring of 1999 the new circuit was opened. Fortunately, the half of the layout is still the original track. However, there is a terrible plan to cut of the Gerlach Corner and the Hugenholtz Corner to create more space at the paddock. This plan was originally made-up for a return of the Formula One, but could also be required by other series in the future. If this plan will get accomplished the old part of the track will be mutilated forever!

Text: Herman Liesemeijer Maps: Emil Bilars

 

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