Max Verstappen has designed a special helmet to commemorate the final Dutch Grand Prix for the time being, with Zandvoort dropping from the F1 calendar at the end of the year.
The circuit, which was originally used intermittently in Formula 1 from the 1950s through to the mid 1980s in its old configuration, returned to the schedule in 2021.
Verstappen won the first three editions, with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri taking the two most recent victories.
The final running of the event will be a sprint weekend, with Verstappen's special helmet being predominantly white with blue detailing.
Verstappen posted images of it on social media, writing: "For my last home race. Dankjewel Zandvoort 🇳🇱"
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