After a four-week summer break, Formula 1 is back in action.
Zandvoort has been a sea of Orange this weekend with local star Max Verstappen returning to the Netherlands for the Dutch Grand Prix.
The Red Bull star and championship leader will be looking to secure his ninth consecutive win as he begins Sunday's race from pole position.
As for the Australians, Oscar Piastri with be starting from P8 on the grid, while Daniel Ricciardo is absent due to an injury.
The Sporting News has all the key details and timings for the Dutch Grand Prix below.
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F1 Dutch Grand Prix: Race start time in Australia
It will be a late night for Australian fans tuning into Sunday's race, with the start time scheduled for 11:00 pm AEST on August 27.
Drivers will complete 72 laps around the Zandvoort track, with Verstappen the heavy favourite to win his home race for the third time in a row.
British pair Lando Norris and George Russell sit behind the Dutchman, racing for McLaren and Mercedes, respectively.
What happened to Daniel Ricciardo? Australian missing from Dutch F1 Grand Prix after crash
Ricciardo suffered a hand injury following a crash in practice as Zandvoort, with hospital results showing he had broken a metacarpal in his left hand.
A broken metacarpal can take between three and eight weeks to heal.
He is unlikely to need surgery but will require strapping during his recovery, his hand having been initially placed in a sling.
Reserve driver and Red Bull junior Liam Lawson has since stepped in to replace Ricciardo at AlphaTauri for the Dutch Grand Prix.
F1 Dutch Grand Prix: Full weekend schedule, times
A full breakdown of the 2023 F1 Dutch Grand Prix schedule is below (all times in AEST):
| Session | Date | Start time | Approx. finish |
| Practice 1 | Fri. Aug. 25 | 8:30 pm | 9:30 pm |
| Practice 2 | Sat. Aug. 26 | 12:00 am | 1:00 am |
| Practice 3 | Sat. Aug. 26 | 7:30 pm | 8:30 pm |
| Qualifying | Sat. Aug. 26 | 11:00 pm | 12:00 am* |
| Race | Sun. Aug. 27 | 11:00 pm | 12:45 am* |
*+1 day
How to watch the F1 Dutch Grand Prix in Australia on TV
Fans based Down Under can catch all the action from Zandvoort on Fox Sports (Channel 506).
Coverage begins one hour before lights out at 10:00 pm AEST.
How to live stream the F1 Dutch Grand Prix in Australia
The Dutch Grand Prix can be streamed in Australia on Kayo Sports or Foxtel Go.
