Will Verstappen go home with one of these unique trophies after the Dutch GP?

For the numbers one, two, and three in Zandvoort, and the winning constructor, ceramic trophies await this year, each with a unique, hand-painted design. With it, the organization seeks to connect with the rich past of the Grand Prix and the Dutch motorsport tradition.

The trophy for the winner is adorned with classic Delft Blue floral decorations and once again carries the Dutch Lion on the front. The trophies for the second and third places feature broader brush strokes, intended to express more movement and speed.

Even the trophy for the constructors is special. It is inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, where broken ceramics are restored with gold or silver. The golden lining symbolizes both the vulnerability and the strength of teamwork in Formula 1.

According to sports director Jan Lammers, the design has once again been chosen to hark back to the early years of the race in Zandvoort. “The trophies are based once more on the design that dates back to 1939. The race in Zandvoort was not yet held on the circuit as we know it today, Zandvoort was a street circuit at the time. The shape of the trophy is, as it was with the 2021, 2023, and 2024 editions, developed by Studio Piet Boon. When you see the trophies, we can be more than proud of the end result.”