A unique store in Zandvoort.
Since 1997, Pole Position has been the go-to address for a special and original collector’s item or gift. The cozy store in the center of Zandvoort has been a reliable address for many years with experienced and passionate employees. In addition to the new ‘online’ shop (with a small part of our range), the store in Zandvoort is open 7 days a week and you can reach us 7 days a week on our hotline 023-5737355.
Limited and museum items.
Does someone else no longer have it? Are you looking for something unique or exclusive as a gift or for your own collection? Pole Position has a shop and warehouse full of (vintage) exclusive collector’s items and memorabilia related to ‘wheels’. Only a small part of the extensive range is available in our webshop. A visit to the store in Zandvoort is therefore recommended and definitely worth it.
Ask for the ‘secret stockhouse’!
Of course Pole Position has a beautiful and well-stocked store in the Kerkstraat. You will always find the latest models, clothing and collectibles here. But to guarantee a continuous stock, we have a large storage in a monumental warehouse close to our store. Not only are our stock displayed here, but also many large objects and numerous rarities related to cars and motorcycles. At your request, we give a personal tour of our cabinet of curiosities and are happy to tell you the history and stories behind the collectibles, which are often for sale. One goes wild with an original Indian motorcycle from 1911 and the other can no longer sleep with Arie Luyendijk’s Indy 500 helmet (with which he once won the Indy 500). But if you have a thing for ‘wheels’ or even airplanes, it will appeal to you and hopefully surprise you. This space is not freely accessible. So would you like to take a look? Ask for the ‘secret stock house’.
Why Zandvoort?
Zandvoort is the motorsport capital of the Netherlands and is internationally known for its legendary F1 and car races and Pole Position sells everything that enhances or revives this feeling. Although motorsport only comprises a small part of the range, the DNA is the same. What we really want to say with this is that we can identify well with Zandvoort and the racing feeling that it still exudes. Pole Position would therefore not feel at home anywhere else. Moreover, Zandvoort is one of the most popular coastal towns in the Netherlands. But if you come to visit us, you will notice that our beautiful village has more to offer than just circuit, sea and beach. Make it a fun day and take a look at one of the many unique shops in the center or explore the historic fishing village and the surrounding nature. You can of course always extend your stay, there are many nice overnight accommodations (vvvzandvoort.nl).
How to reach Zandvoort:
Zandvoort is located in North Holland, close to major cities such as Haarlem and Amsterdam and is easily accessible by public or private transport. Did you know, for example, that Zandvoort is the only seaside resort with a direct train connection and station?! But if you come with your own transport, Zandvoort is very easily accessible. Zandvoort aan Zee sometimes has a reputation for traffic jams, but in practice this is almost never the case. With extremely hot weather or major events, we advise you to drive into Zandvoort before 12:00, then there is almost never a traffic jam in the direction of Zandvoort.
Traveling by train: From Amsterdam Central Station, a train runs directly to Zandvoort twice an hour. In the summer there is even a train every 15 minutes from Haarlem Central. Within 10 minutes (from Haarlem) or 25 minutes (from Amsterdam) you can enjoy everything that Zandvoort has to offer.
Travel by bus: There are two buses to Zandvoort. From Haarlem Central Station you can reach Zandvoort in about 30 minutes by bus 81 and by bus 80 from Amsterdam Marnixstraat (via Haarlem and Heemstede-Aerdenhout) to Zandvoort it takes about 50 minutes.
From both the bus and train station it is a 5-minute walk to Pole Position.
Plan your trip with 9292OV (external site): click here
Traveling by car, motorcycle or bicycle: Whether you enter the village from the north or from the south, you will drive through a beautiful environment. Once you have arrived in Zandvoort aan Zee, parking route signs will lead you to the various parking garages or areas via the shortest route.
Parking advice: We recommend the LDC parking garage (new garage, almost always space!), Watertorenplein and Favaugeplein. Parking spaces on the street are also possible. The parking spaces are divided into a permit area and paid parking with or without a blue disc.
From these parking spaces you can walk to Pole Position within 5 minutes.
Plan your route with ANWB (external site): click here
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