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Charity run: Zandvoort circuit swaps Formula 1 cars for running shoes

Charity run: Zandvoort circuit swaps Formula 1 cars for running shoes

Approximately one thousand participants are racing or walking on the Zandvoort circuit to raise funds for the PLN Foundation, which researches a hereditary heart disease prevalent in the region. The event, known as the Tikkende Klok Challenge, aims to surpass the 200,000 euros raised during its inaugural edition last year.

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