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See you on June 7th and 8th. The Belgians have retaliated Whether the official BMW Motorrad World Endurance team led by Werner Daemen or the KM99 team managed by Mario Kupper, the Belgian forces intend to take advantage of this 8-hour edition of Spa Motos to shine on their land. Despite facing the titleholder FCC TSR Honda and their runner-up team SERT Suzuki Yoshimura. The Endurance World Championship has introduced changes to the Belgian manche format. After two years of a 24-hour format, the

Jamar, and this following assessment of the health situation and analysis of the conditions allowing the event to be held in full safety. Despite a highly professional organisation it is difficultly justifiable to go ahead with such an event in the current context. “Despite the excellent work and all the professionalism of the DG Sport company, whom I wish to congratulate and underline, I found myself obliged to request the postponement of the Spa Rally, Sophie Delettre, the Mayor of Spa explained

jointly with the Belgian Supersport & Superbike Championship. Despite its name, the event attracts competitors from five countries: Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. This race promises high-level action on the Spa

wins at the Indy 500 and one at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Despite all of this, it is yet to even secure a podium finish at the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa. Of course, the brand does not yet have an especially long history at the Belgian endurance... Frédéric Vasseur), Boutsen Ginion and Von Ryan Racing. But despite the quality of the teams and drivers – who included Bruno Senna, Olivier Panis, Alvaro Parente, Eric van de Poele and future winners Alex Sims, Kevin Estre and Côme Ledogar – the MP4/12C

. For over 20 years, the cars competing in the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa have left the track and taken to the public roads en route to the city centre of Spa. Despite ongoing roadworks in the village of Francorchamps, the traditional route will indeed

partners, notably TV, and with our competitors.” Richard Mille, President of the FIA Endurance Commission: “Despite the extreme circumstances, it is our priority to protect the FIA World Endurance Championship season and all parties involved, including