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Not drivers like Max Verstappen or Kimi Antonelli, but classic F1 cars are the stars of the Zandvoort Historic Grand Prix

Not drivers like Max Verstappen or Kimi Antonelli, but classic F1 cars are the stars of the Zandvoort Historic Grand Prix

The Historic Grand Prix at the Zandvoort circuit features vintage Formula 1 cars as the primary attraction, drawing thousands of spectators to experience the classic machinery. Unlike modern racing which focuses on famous drivers, this event celebrates the sensory appeal and history of older race cars.

Haarlem to launch new city festival on July 12: FIER Haarlem, inspired by the historic Siege of Haarlem

Haarlem to launch new city festival on July 12: FIER Haarlem, inspired by the historic Siege of Haarlem

Haarlem will launch a new city festival called FIER Haarlem on July 12. The event is inspired by the historical Siege of Haarlem.

Heat stress primarily affects young, fit men: ‘That’s how you drive up your body temperature’

Heat stress primarily affects young, fit men: ‘That’s how you drive up your body temperature’

Data from Dutch event organizer Le Champion reveals that healthy, well-trained men aged 25 to 40 are the group most likely to suffer from heat stress during athletic events. This findings challenge the stereotype that untrained runners are most at risk, as these competitive athletes often drive their body temperatures to dangerous levels.

Hospitality has been a fixture at the site of Paviljoen Het Witte Huis for over a century, but not every establishment lasted as long

Hospitality has been a fixture at the site of Paviljoen Het Witte Huis for over a century, but not every establishment lasted as long

The hospitality site at Zeeweg 3 in Overveen has a history dating back to 1915, when it first began serving visitors from a simple wooden building. After more than a century of continuous operation through various establishments, the current venue, Paviljoen Het Witte Huis, is set to close its doors.

Two bouquets of flowers under windshield wipers in memory. Man who died in car on Rijksstraatweg reportedly lived in the vehicle

Two bouquets of flowers under windshield wipers in memory. Man who died in car on Rijksstraatweg reportedly lived in the vehicle

Flowers were placed on a car in Haarlem in memory of a man who died inside the vehicle last Friday near Marsmanplein. Local residents reported that the man had been living in his Peugeot 107 at the time of his death.