The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix is the penultimate opportunity for fans to experience a Formula 1 weekend live in Zandvoort, with the final Dutch Grand Prix set to take place in 2026.
Super Friday not only offers an accessible introduction to the race weekend, but it’s also a content-rich programme that appeals to a wide audience.
Starting off with an opening show accompanied by DJ Paul Elstak, fans will meet their favorite F1 drivers during live Q&A sessions before the grandstands then fill up for the day’s free practice sessions – combined with the Full Throttle Track Show.
The day then concludes in the Fanzone with a Dutch Hour, a live performance by Kensington, and a trip back in time with the 90s Closing Party.
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“We’re really excited to play at the Dutch Grand Prix on Super Friday,” said Kensington. “One of the biggest events of the year, and an international gathering of fast cars, superstars and loud engines. We can’t wait to add a little extra rock and roll to that!”
Jan Lammers, Sporting Director of the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix, and former Formula 1 driver, added: “Just like last year, we’ll kick off the race weekend with an opening show, and hopefully, an equally packed Fanzone. All over the world, people are watching how we shape our Friday, which is now seen as the benchmark. I believe this line-up is the perfect way to open what promises to be an unforgettable weekend again.”
Tickets are available on F1 Tickets, and are expected to sell out quickly thanks to the special line-up and packed event schedule.
