Video: The secrets of the new Zandvoort F1 circuit

Formula 1 returns to the Dutch Grand Prix, an event which has been eagerly anticipated for two years.

Since F1's last visit to Zandvoort 36 years ago, the circuit has undergone some major changes, including a banked final corner at the end of the 4.259-kilometre lap.

There is no need for track limits due to the lack of run-off, giving the venue an old-school feeling.

Niki Lauda was the last winner of the Dutch GP in 1985 and there has never been a home winner, something that Max Verstappen will look to change this weekend as his title battle with Lewis Hamilton continues.

Follow us as we, along with World's Fastest Gamer and current Porsche Cup star, Rudy Van Buren, take you on a lap around the iconic Zandvoort circuit in the video below.