The Zandvoort paddock was full of colour over the Dutch Grand Prix weekend, and that extended well beyond the sea of orange in the grandstands. From drivers and team personnel to family members, celebrities and special guests, there was no shortage of interesting footwear making its way around the paddock.

These Nike P-6000 sneakers bring plenty of early-2000s style to the paddock. Inspired by Nike’s classic Pegasus running shoes, they combine white mesh with mink brown, phantom grey and metallic silver detailing, giving them a retro look while still feeling modern. It’s hard to imagine they ended the day looking as clean and fresh as they do in this photo!

These SUN68 Tom Solid sneakers were hard to miss in the paddock. Finished in fluorescent orange, they were particularly fitting for this race. The brand’s signature triangle-and-cross logo on the side and “1968” detail on the heel added a few distinctive finishing touches.

Not all of the standout footwear in the paddock belongs to drivers and guests. These HAIX Fire Flash Gamma boots were worn by members of the track’s rescue team and are built for a very different purpose. Designed for firefighters and emergency personnel, they feature a steel toe cap, waterproof GORE-TEX membrane, cut protection, and a combination of laces and a zip for a secure fit and quick access.

Not everyone making their way around the paddock does so on four wheels. These Specialized Torch 3.0 road cycling shoes feature a lightweight carbon sole and dual BOA dials for a precise fit, helping maximise comfort and efficiency on the bike. A rather different choice of footwear from the sneakers and designer shoes usually spotted around the paddock.

These Louis Vuitton LV Trainers certainly stood out in the Zandvoort paddock. They feature the distinctive ‘Damoflage’ design, which combines the brand’s famous Damier checkerboard with a pixelated camouflage pattern. Finished with classic Louis Vuitton branding and Monogram Flower detailing along the sole, they bring together the luxury label’s traditional styling with a more modern, streetwear-inspired look.

These Australian Footwear Nottingham sneakers caught Kym’s eye for their mix of tan leather, blue-and-white striping, and contrasting textures. The stitched script logo, ‘Australian’, along the side adds a distinctive touch, while the off-white sole keeps the overall look relaxed and easy to wear.

These Chloé Nama Platform sneakers combine luxury with a more relaxed, sporty look – perfect for long days at the track. The Blushy Grey colourway features a mix of smooth and suede leather, distinctive hand-stitched detailing, and a chunky ridged sole. They’re also partly made using recycled materials, adding an eco-conscious element to one of Chloé’s most recognisable sneaker designs.

These Jimmy Choo Florent trainers brought plenty of colour to the Zandvoort paddock. Set against a white leather base, the mix of pink, blue, red, and black panels gave them a bold, playful look, while the oversized “CHOO” branding at the heel made sure there was no mistaking the designer behind them.