ITQ × MP Motorsport
Zandvoort · 22–23 August 2026
Your Weekend
Dutch Grand Prix · Guest Guide
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In January 2026, ITQ became the Official Performance Partner of MP Motorsport, one of Europe's leading single seater teams.
Motorsport is measured in milliseconds. Enterprise IT is measured in uptime. Different worlds, built on the same principles: preparation, precision, and people performing at their best.
This isn't a logo on a car. It's a partnership built around performance. And this weekend, at the very last Formula 1 Grand Prix ever held at Zandvoort, you'll see it in action.
Your ITQ contact will confirm timings by WhatsApp before your day, whether you join us Saturday 22 or Sunday 23 August.
On the North Sea coast, Zandvoort is one of Formula 1's great old school circuits, narrow, fast and threaded through the sand dunes. Two steeply banked corners make it unlike anywhere else on the calendar.
At 4.259 km with 14 corners, it flows like a rollercoaster. The banking lets the cars carry huge speed and run side by side onto the main straight.
2026 is the finale. After six years back on the calendar, this is the last ever Formula 1 race at Zandvoort. Expect an orange sea and an electric home crowd.
Zandvoort's final corner is banked at up to 18 degrees, a wall of track that slings the cars flat out onto the main straight. Together with the banked Hugenholtz at Turn 3, it's the only circuit of its kind in Formula 1.
This weekend MP Motorsport races in F1 Academy, the all female single seater series on the Formula 1 support bill. Two of MP's three drivers are Dutch, racing at home. Here's where they stand heading into Zandvoort.
F1 Academy · Round 4 of 6MP Motorsport sits 4th in the F1 Academy teams' championship (74 pts). Standings after Round 3, heading into Zandvoort.
The pinnacle. The Dutch Grand Prix is round 14 of the 2026 season, and Zandvoort's farewell. A Sprint weekend, so there's a short Sprint on Saturday and the 72 lap Grand Prix on Sunday.
The all female single seater series, created by Formula 1 in 2023. Fifteen drivers backed by F1 teams, all chasing the step up. MP runs three of them, and Nina Gademan won here in 2025.
A twist on the normal format. Qualifying for Sunday's race moves to Saturday afternoon, and a separate 24 lap Sprint on Saturday scores its own points. More racing across the weekend.
You're in the WhatsApp group. Pit lane visits, garage tours, and driver access happen when they happen. First message wins.