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CHAMPIONSHIP FIA WORLD RX OF BENELUX RE-SCHEDULED Due to directives issued by the National Security Council of Belgium, which include the suspension of all outdoor events in the country in light of global health concerns regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus), this

The FIA World Endurance Championship will include Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on its calendar for the next four years, thus extending a relationship which has been in place since the start of the championship in 2012. Spa has always played a major role in the WEC’s calendar, not only for its favoured position in Northern Europe which attracts spectators from Belgium, France, Germany, the UK and Netherlands, but also because it serves as the all-important dress rehearsal for the WEC’s headline

includes GT2, GT3 and GT4 machinery, while further categories are set to be announced in due course. On Monday 26 July attention will shift to the Total 24 Hours of Spa. Alongside the on-track action, a wealth of public activities will ensure that the event reprises its longstanding role as a festival of motorsport and entertainment. These will include the parade from the circuit to Spa town centre, driver autograph session, pit walk and music concert, all of which are set for a popular comeback in

Championship when several activities are being highlighted. They include the use of electric vehicles, tree planting and the support of an educational development project in Burkina Faso through with the non-governmental organisation Ekhoes initiative

broke boundaries, set records and never, ever gave up. The first of its kind, and benefitting the Keep Fighting Foundation, the weekend will also include An Evening for Michael - a special event offering a limited number of patrons the opportunity to

these classes, if they add value to the grid. The weekend will include two races, each lasting 20 minutes. Diogo Ferrão, CEO of Race Ready, said: “In response to numerous requests, Race Ready and Roadbook have joined forces to organise this Classic

edition of the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa will begin at 16:30 CEST on Saturday 1 July, concluding at the same time on Sunday. Meanwhile, a packed schedule of support races will include the brand-new McLaren Trophy Europe and the firmly established... to be confirmed in late February. A range of ticket options are available. These include access for Thursday and Friday only, which will allow fans to enjoy extensive practice and qualifying running, as well as support race action. A Sunday ticket

23-24 May, while the main event is set to run over the weekend of 1-2 July, with track activity beginning on Tuesday 27 June and continuing throughout the week. The programme will include a packed line-up of support action from the Lamborghini Super

Manufacturers competing in FIA WEC next year include Alpine, Aston Martin, BMW, Cadillac, Corvette, Ferrari, Ford, Isotta Fraschini, Lamborghini, Lexus, McLaren, Peugeot, Porsche and Toyota – all highlighting the continued growth of the world’s premier endurance racing series. Several drivers have also been named as each team is required to submit a minimum of one driver per entered car. Notable names include the likes of freshly crowned LMP2 champion Robert Kubica who is set to graduate to the Hypercar

Pirelli. The race marks its 75th edition in 2023, with another ultra-competitive grid expected to test themselves on 29 June – 2 July. A range of ticket options are available to purchase for this year’s CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa. These include... this year’s CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa. These include access for Thursday and Friday only, which will allow fans to enjoy extensive practice and qualifying running, as well as support race action. A Sunday ticket will provide access around the

Shapecraft version of Schryver-Schryver-Weller, but also such drivers as Graham Wilson, Armand Mille, Harvey Stanley, Simon Evans, John Littlejohn and Miles Griffith! With a field of near on … one hundred cars, the pack will also include Ford

add a piece of nostalgia to the event, open to FIA Category 2 and Category 3 cars which cover the period of 1970-1981. Among the eight nations competing include Italy's Andrea "Zippo" Zivian and Nicola Arena in their furious Audi Quattro, with Spain

... Examples include the insertion of natural virtual elements such as bushes and trees, or adaptation to the cycles of day and night and to climatic conditions - such as shadows, rain, fog,.... - whose sole aim is to make AR as integrated as possible. These

2019, Assen is again part of the traditional circuits that also include the venues for the season opener and the finale: while the Norisring Speedweekend serves as the series’ season opener for the first time, the season will be concluded at

Competizioni drivers. The Italian squad will also enter two cars in the Bronze Cup, with its #52 machine set to include multiple class winners Louis Machiels and Andrea Bertolini. Samantha Tan returns to the event as part of the new ST Racing with Rinaldi...-time overall winner bringing with it a pair of Pro cars and a roster of drivers that includes Maxime Martin, Dries Vanthoor and Valentino Rossi. There are two more Pro crews courtesy of Rowe Racing, itself a double winner in the Ardennes and