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Statement - Spa Grand Prix Spa Grand Prix acknowledges the federal government’s decision to ban all mass events until August 31st. We support this decision because your health and that of all the Belgian Grand Prix’s stakeholders is our priority. As a consequence, from today, all the ticket sales for the 2020 edition of our national Grand Prix will be suspended. As for the ticket holders, we will obviously respect our general terms and conditions of sale. We will keep you informed of any

Sprint Cup and the Mazda MX-5 Cup. In short, it's going to be a great spectacle all weekend long! And admission remains free for the public. PRACTICAL INFORMATION : OPENING HOURS : Friday May 31st, 8.30am to 6pm Saturday June 01 from 8.30am to 6pm... event. No electricity. Toilets and showers available around. FOOD & BEVERAGE : Pit Bar Resto (terrace Pit building). The official Circuit shops will be open; Next to the Pit Bar Restaurant on the Pit Building terrace, in the paddocks. Friday May 31st

enjoyable competition for all entrants. Eligible cars are all Formula 1 models built before 1986 and will be divided into two distinct classes: the Pre Ground Effect Class, for cars built before 31st December 1979 or without ground effect or a flat bottom; and the Ground Effect and Flat Bottom Class, for cars built up to 31st December 1985 featuring ground effect or a flat bottom. The organising committee may also consider accepting other cars complying with FIA Appendix K that do not fit within

Following the tragedy that struck the F2 race on August 31st, 2019 during which driver Anthoine Hubert tragically lost his life, Spa Grand Prix SA wishes to express its sincere condolences to the Hubert family and to all his relatives with whom we share the pain caused by the loss of a talented driver as well as an extraordinary person. Spa Grand Prix also wishes to notify that the activities planned on the track on September 1st, 2019 remain on the agenda with the exception of the F2 race