The Dutch Royal Family at the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix
Photo: Via New My Royals
King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima and Princess Alexia on Sunday attended the Dutch Grand Prix at Circuit Zandvoort, where the King presented the trophy to the winner.
King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima and Princess Alexia headed to Circuit Zandvoort on Sunday afternoon for the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, one of the great annual celebrations in the Netherlands.
Queen Máxima, Princess Alexia and King Willem-Alexander at Zandvoort. Photo: Via New My Royals
After the race, the King himself presented the trophy to the winner, to great cheers from the orange-clad home crowd.
The family posed in front of the Grand Prix banner in high spirits. Photo: Via New My Royals
Princess Alexia, the couple's second-eldest daughter, watched the race with her parents. The Queen wore a white blouse and a patterned skirt by Natan, while Alexia wore a black jumpsuit by Alice + Olivia with a gold belt.
The Queen greeted the crowds in the pit lane, while Alexia kept the umbrella ready in the changing weather. Photo: Via New My Royals
The royal family in the paddock at Circuit Zandvoort. Photo: Via New My Royals
The Dutch royal family are well-known Formula 1 enthusiasts, and the visit to the home race in the dunes by the North Sea has become a firm tradition since the race returned to the calendar in 2021.