Formula 1 has announced an exclusive gastronomic experience for the last Dutch GP on the category’s calendar. Named ‘The Out Lap’, the attraction will gather only twelve participants and will cost US$ 12,120 per person.
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This initiative is part of the special program prepared for Zandvoort’s farewell to Formula 1 in 2026. In addition to the culinary experience, guests will have the presence of category ambassadors David Coulthard, Mika Hakkinen, and Naomi Schiff during the event.
According to a statement released by Formula 1, ‘The Out Lap’ will offer a dinner prepared by two Dutch restaurants with two Michelin stars, Restaurant Aan de Poel and De Bokkedoorns. The experience will take place in a mobile restaurant that will travel around the Zandvoort Circuit, making stops at some of the most emblematic points of the track.
At each stop, Coulthard, Hakkinen, and Schiff will share stories and explanations about the location before serving a dish inspired by that specific section of the track. The proposal is to combine high-level gastronomy with an immersion in the history and characteristics of the circuit.
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Registrations and ticket sales are already open for the Friday and Saturday editions of the Dutch GP weekend. The ticket costs US$ 12,120, already including wines from Moët Hennessy.
Formula 1 chose Zandvoort to debut this concept precisely because the 2026 edition will mark the last running of the Dutch GP, at least according to the organization’s information so far. With this, the organizers seek to create special attractions to make the farewell of the race an even more remarkable event, and ‘The Out Lap’ promises to be one of the most exclusive experiences of the entire GP weekend.
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