Discover the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix trophies: unique porcelain pieces that make Zandvoort special
The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix will feature handcrafted trophies for the podium finishers and the winning constructor, highlighting the artistry and tradition of Zandvoort.
As revealed on the official social media channels of the event, the trophies are made of white porcelain with refined blue decorations, enhanced with golden and orange lions for the two trophies awarded to the winners. For the second and third-place finishers, the details will be in red and blue, respectively, giving each award its own unique flair.
Max Verstappen, participating in what will be his penultimate home Grand Prix for the foreseeable future, is determined to take home one of these special trophies. The Red Bull driver boasts an extraordinary record at Zandvoort, having won the first three editions since the circuit returned to the calendar in 2021.
Last year, he finished second behind Lando Norris, still maintaining a 100% podium record on the Dutch track. Zandvoort is set to leave the Formula 1 calendar after 2026, with the potential to host other categories in the future, such as IndyCar or NASCAR.
Here are the trophies unveiled:
Crafted by hand, crowned in blue 💙#DutchGP #F1 #Formula1 pic.twitter.com/yFUJxHu2tB
— Dutch Grand Prix (@f1dutchgp) August 28, 2025
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