Track Guide | Zandvoort

Zandvoort Track Guide
  • 13 corners
  • Length – 2.676 miles / 4.307 km
  • Location – Zandvoort, North-Holland, Netherlands
  • Overtaking corners: T1 – T2 – T5 – T7 – T8 – T9 – T10

T1

  • Braking zone between the two signboards on the left.
  • Hard on the brakes, trail brake into the corner.
T1 – Braking Zone
  • Early apex, use banking to keep speed through the corner.
  • Focus on corner exit, get on the throttle as early as possible.
T1 – Racing Line
  • Use all the available track on the left.
  • If you touch the sand, release the throttle and get back into the racing line.
T1 – Exit

T2

  • Braking zone just before the end of the curb on the left.
  • Be careful with mid-corner understeer.
T2 – Braking Zone
  • It is very common to have mid-corner understeer, be careful.
  • Try not to touch the curb on the right.
  • If you go wide at corner exit, lift the throttle and be careful with the oncoming cars.
T2 – Racing Line
  • Get ready for the next braking zone.

T3

  • Not too many references for this braking zone. The end of the ACC ad on the right can be used as a braking reference.
  • Entry and mid-corner are bumpy.
T3 – Braking Zone
  • T3 can be taken as a double apex corner to maximize exit speed.
T3 – Racing Line
  • Use all the available track on the right to achieve as much speed as possible for the next section.
T3 – Exit

T4 – T5

  • Full throttle section.
  • Be super smooth with your inputs.
T4 – T5 – Racing Line

T6

  • Braking zone along with the ambulance/marshals on the left.
  • Trail brake into the corner.
  • Be careful with the crest/bump before turning into the corner.
T6 – Braking Zone
  • Get on the throttle as early as possible using the banking to keep the car stable through the corner.
T6 – Racing Line
  • At the exit of T6, use the rumble strip in hot laps, but try to avoid it in a race, it is very risky.
T6 – Exit
  • If you go wider than the rumble strip, release the throttle and carefully rejoin the track.

T7

  • The braking zone is just after the overhead board and where the white line on the left changes direction.
T7 – Braking Zone
  • Use half of the curb at the apex of the corner. If you cut too much curb, the car will get unstable.
  • Be careful with exit understeer.
T7 – Racing Line

T8

  • Braking zone before the board on the right.
  • Late apex to maximize exit speed.
  • Trail brake into the corner.
T8 – Braking Zone / Racing Line
  • Be smooth with throttle application, try to avoid triggering the TC as much as possible.
  • Do not hit the curb, it can make the car unstable.
T8 – Racing Line
  • Switch to the right as soon as possible to get ready for the next braking zone.
  • Be careful with throttle oversteer while switching to the right.
T8 -Exit

T9

  • Braking zone along with the ambulance on the right.
  • Be patient with throttle application.
  • Corner entry is bumpy.
  • Late apex entry.
T9 – Braking Zone / Racing Line
  • Use all the available track at the exit of T9.
  • Be careful with the curb on the right, it is bumpy.
T9 – Exit / Racing Line

T10

  • The braking zone is before the start of the rumble strip on the left.
  • Trail brake into the corner.
T10 – Braking Zone
  • Avoid going over the curb, you can damage your tires.
  • Slight late apex can help the entry of T11.
T10 – Racing Line

T11

  • Tap the brakes to help the car rotate into the corner.
  • Early apex and mid-corner throttle.
  • Use the banking to help the car carry more speed through the corner.
T11 – Racing Line

T12

  • Brake zone along the orange mark on the fence on the right.
  • Trail brake into the corner.
T12 – Braking Zone
  • You can use the curb at the apex.
  • Try to get as early as possible on the throttle.
T12 – Racing Line

T13

  • Full throttle corner.
  • Focus on a good entry to get a good exit.
T13 – Entry / Racing Line
  • Full throttle, stay on the right.
  • Use the “long” straight to adjust tire pressures and fuel if you are planning to pit.
T13 – Exit
Track Guide | Zandvoort
Track Guide | Zandvoort

Assetto Corsa Competizione | Zandvoort Track Guide

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