Lap distance:       4.307 km

Race distance:     33 minutes plus one lap

Location:             Located at the Dutch North Sea coast, about 30 minutes outside of Amsterdam

Airports:              Amsterdam Schiphol [AMS] (25 km), Rotterdam Airport [RTM] (75 km), Eindhoven Airport [EIN] (142 km)

Lap records:       2013 Felix Rosenqvist, 1:31.822 min

                           2014 not on the calendar

                           2015 Felix Rosenqvist, 1:30.802 min

Pole positions:

               Qualifying 1                          Qualifying 2                         Qualifying 3

2013       Daniil Kvyat                         Felix Rosenqvist                 Felix Rosenqvist

              1:30.653 min                        1:31.133 min                       1:30.242 min                      

2014   not on the calendar

2015     Antonio Giovinazzi             Felix Rosenqvist                  Antonio Giovinazzi

                1:29.897 min                      1:29.713 min                      1:30.065 min

Winners:

                  Race 1                                   Race 2                                    Race 3

2013      Daniil Kvyat                         Felix Rosenqvist                    Felix Rosenqvist

2014    not on the calendar

2015    Antonio Giovinazzi              Felix Rosenqvist                      Markus Pommer
                  

INTERESTING FACTS

Opened in 1948, Circuit Park Zandvoort has hosted several Formula 1 Grand Prix in the past, but also today the circuit still is an integral part of the Dutch racing scene. It is located in the seaside town of Zandvoort, about 30 kilometres outside of Amsterdam.

Built right at the coast of the Dutch North Sea, nestling into the sand dunes, the circuit combines race action and holiday atmosphere. But while the proximity to the beach creates a relaxed vibe for the fans, the track can be very demanding for the drivers. The often quite windy weather means that sand is being blown onto the track lowering the grip level and creating constantly changing conditions. This can especially be tricky when leaving the racing line for an overtaking manoeuvre.

Nevertheless, the drivers like the layout of the track. The 4.307 kilometres offer both high-speed sections and slower, more technical areas.

FIA F3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP TIMETABLE

Friday, 15. July

10:05 - 10:45                       Free Practice 1

10:50 - 11:30                       Free Practice 2

15:15 - 15:35                       Qualifying 1

18:30 - 18:50                       Qualifying 2

Saturday, 16. July

11:05 - 11:40                      Race 1

11:45 (est)                           Race 1 podium ceremony

12:00 (est)                           Race 1 press conference

14:40 - 15:15                      Race 2

15:20 (est)                           Race 2 podium ceremony

15:35 (est)                           Race 2 press conference

Sunday, 17. July

15:30 - 16:05                       Race 3

16:10 (est)                           Race 3 podium ceremony

16:25 (est)                           Race 3 press conference

OFFICIALS APPOINTED BY THE ASN

Stewards of the meeting                                                 Mike BERGER (NED)

Clerk of the Course                                                         Jeroen FRIEMAN (NED)

Secretary of the meeting                                                 Ria WATERREUS (NED)

Chief National Scrutineer                                                Wil BUIS (NED)

Chief National Medical Officer                                        Mark KOLENBRANDER (NED)

FIA F3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS

The current Championship classification (teams, drivers and rookies) can be found on the following webpage:

http://www.fiaf3europe.com/2016-championship/

FIA F3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP SESSION AND EVENT RESULTS

Shortly after the end of the sessions, results of the event can be found on the following webpage:

http://www.fiaf3europe.com/2016-results/