Oracle Red Bull Racing has unveiled special-edition helmets and racewear for Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar ahead of Formula One’s final visit to Circuit Zandvoort.
Both drivers will wear bespoke helmets, race suits and boots for the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, with designs inspired by traditional Dutch Delftware and their own memorable moments at the circuit.
For Verstappen, the design is a tribute to his Dutch heritage, his success at his home Grand Prix and the fans who have supported him throughout Formula One’s modern Zandvoort era.
His helmet features the distinctive blue and white colour palette associated with Delft Blue pottery, incorporating intricate floral details inspired by the traditional Dutch art form.
A Dutch lion also features on the crown of the helmet, while the overall design serves as a tribute to Verstappen’s three victories at Zandvoort in 2021, 2022 and 2023.
The four-time World Champion will complete the look with a special race suit featuring orange detailing along the leg stripe and boots designed to match his helmet.
While Verstappen’s design looks back at years of home support and success, Hadjar’s tells the story of one unforgettable afternoon.
The Frenchman claimed his maiden Formula One podium at Zandvoort in 2025, finishing third and becoming the youngest French driver to stand on an F1 podium.
His one-off helmet takes its inspiration from the Delft Blue trophy he received that day, with artwork flowing across the helmet in the traditional Dutch pottery style.
There is also a playful reference to what happened during the celebrations.
Hadjar accidentally broke his trophy following the podium ceremony, and illustrations of the damaged trophy have now been incorporated into his Zandvoort helmet, turning the mishap into part of the design.
His signature anime character also appears on the helmet, this time depicted celebrating his maiden Formula One podium. The character has become a recurring feature of Hadjar’s helmet designs and reflects his well-known interest in anime.
Both designs therefore tell very different Zandvoort stories.
For Verstappen, it is a farewell to a home race where he has enjoyed enormous support and three victories. For Hadjar, it is a celebration of the circuit where he achieved one of the biggest milestones of his career.
The special designs arrive as Zandvoort prepares to host Formula One for the final time before leaving the calendar following the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix.
With the Dutch circuit preparing for its Formula One farewell, Red Bull’s two drivers will carry pieces of Zandvoort’s history with them when they take to the track.
