F1 Dutch Grand Prix 2023: How to watch, storylines, streaming, odds, and more

After a relatively quiet summer shutdown, F1 comes back to life with this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix.

Here’s how to watch and watch this weekend.

How to watch (all Eastern time):

• Exercise 1 – Friday, August 25 – 6:25 AM – ESPN2/ESPN Deportes/Watch ESPN
• Exercise 2 – Friday, August 25 – 9:55 am – ESPN2/ESPN Deportes/Watch ESPN
• Exercise 3 – Saturday, August 26 – 5:25 am – ESPN2/ESPN Deportes/Watch ESPN
• Qualifying – Saturday, August 26 – 8:55 am – ESPN/ESPN Deportes/Watch ESPN
• grand prix race – Sunday, August 27 – 8:55 am – ESPN/ESPN Deportes/Watch ESPN

Notable content:

This is Zandvoort, consisting of 14 turns, 2 DRS zones and perhaps the most notable feature is the banking on some of the turns. Zandvoort has many famous corners starting at Turn 1. Tarzanbohit Corner, or Tarzan for short, offers the best overtaking opportunities on the track.

There are various theories about the origin of the name of this corner. most notable The project involves a local resident nicknamed Tarzan, who says he will only give up his vegetable garden to build a truck once a corner is named after Tarzan.

Then there’s Turn 14, named after former driver and two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luendyk. This corner (together with Turn 3) gives the driver a bank angle close to his 19 degrees. That’s more than double his ninth-degree corner on his speedway at the Indianapolis Motor.

At Hugenholz (Turn 3), drivers taking a slow, banked corner provide some of the most iconic footage of the Dutch Grand Prix.

Photo credit: ANP Sport, Getty Images

Weather, especially wind, is often a factor in Zandvoort. The circuit is located very close to the beach and the North Sea, and gusts of wind are common on the course.

That’s just a small part of this week’s story. There are several others.