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Overcrowded trains to Dutch Grand Prix • Mayor reflects on 6 years of F1

Overcrowded trains to Dutch Grand Prix • Mayor reflects on 6 years of F1

The final day of the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort has begun, with crowds gathering early at train stations in Haarlem and Amsterdam. Mayor David Moolenburgh reflected on the event's six-year history as the organization confirmed the race will conclude after 2026.

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