Max Verstappen ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort: New helmet, new overalls
Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is set to contest his sixth – and likely final – home Grand Prix at Zandvoort: the Dutchman is bidding farewell with a new helmet, a new racing suit and some kind words.
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Another home race at Zandvoort: Max Verstappen heads to the dunes on the North Sea coast with a touch of wistfulness – it was here that he won the 2021, 2022 and 2023 from pole position; in 2024 and 2025, only a McLaren driver stood between him and the chequered flag – first Lando Norris, then Oscar Piastri.
Verstappen will be wearing a special helmet this coming weekend: inspired by the world-famous Delft pottery, naturally in the traditional white and blue colours and featuring floral patterns.
The 71-time Grand Prix winner wrote on Instagram: “For my final home race – thank you very much, Zandvoort. An iconic Grand Prix that has given me memories I’ll never forget for the rest of my life. Hence this special helmet, a tribute to the Netherlands and to Zandvoort.”
To mark the farewell to the Zandvoort Grand Prix, Red Bull Racing has created a special racing suit featuring striking orange accents, symbolising Max’s loyal fans, the ‘Orange Army’. Max’s number 3 is depicted in a wavy pattern, a nod to the Zandvoort circuit’s location not far from the North Sea.
Back at the Hungarian Grand Prix before the summer break, Max had already said of his upcoming home race: “I want to enjoy this to the full and say goodbye to the fans at home with a good race.”
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