Jan Lammers says Dutch fans should refrain from booing Lewis Hamilton once Formula 1 touches down at Zandvoort early next month. In Hungary, a race attended by many of Max Verstappen’s Dutch fans, the crowd registered its displeasure with Hamilton by booing and jeering his pole position. Lammers, a Dutch former F1 driver and boss of the country’s grand prix, urges the up to 105,000-strong crowd at Zandvoort to be more respectful. “If Hamilton comes to the Netherlands for the grand prix, please make sure he is treated with respect instead of this vulgar booing,” he told De Telegraaf. “Respect is something you have to show if you want to get it for yourself,” Lammers added.

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