FERRARI LEADS ZANDVOORT—ZERO WINS SINCE THE RETURN
Ferrari holds the Dutch Grand Prix constructor record with eight victories, but has gone winless in all five races since Zandvoort returned.
Ferrari’s eight Dutch Grand Prix victories stretch from Alberto Ascari’s first win for the team in 1952 to René Arnoux’s victory in 1983.
Ascari won again in 1953 before Wolfgang von Trips, Jacky Ickx and Niki Lauda added to the total. Lauda won twice, while Didier Pironi and Arnoux delivered consecutive Ferrari victories in 1982 and 1983.
EIGHT WINS STILL LEAD THE RECORD
Ferrari remains two victories ahead of Lotus and three ahead of McLaren in the all-time constructor standings:
Ferrari: 8 wins
Lotus: 6 wins
McLaren: 5 wins
A 36-YEAR BREAK
The Dutch Grand Prix continued for two more years after Ferrari’s last victory, with McLaren winning in 1984 and 1985.
Formula 1 then left Zandvoort and did not return until 2021. Only seven Dutch Grands Prix have therefore been held since Ferrari’s 1983 win—not 43 consecutive annual races.
ZERO WINS SINCE 2021
Red Bull won the first three races after the return through Max Verstappen. McLaren followed with victories for Lando Norris in 2024 and Oscar Piastri in 2025.
Ferrari reached the podium with Charles Leclerc in 2022 and 2024, but neither result produced a victory.
Ferrari enters Zandvoort’s final Dutch Grand Prix still leading the all-time constructor record—and still searching for its first win of the modern era.
