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The traditional first Roadbook 'competition' meeting at the beginning of the summer, Spa Summer Classic, will welcome fans of cars from the past, but also from the present, on Thursday 6, Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 July at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. The first day will be reserved for free practice, followed by a series of qualifying sessions and races on Friday and throughout the rest of the weekend. The 15th edition of Spa Summer Classic will once again be eclectic with a race pro

list, the 15-year-old representing Team Germany having raced in the FIA European Cross Car Academy Trophy in '22, while stiff competition comes from a variety of European rivals including the UK's Corey Padgett. Free practice and Qualifying kick off

The programme for this annual gathering includes a variety of races, notably sprint and endurance competitions for historic and classic cars. Single-seaters, two-seaters, Touring and Grand Touring cars dating from the 1950s to the 2000s are expected to take place on the starting line. The highlight will be the 3-hour endurance race for pre-1976 Touring and GT cars, with refuelling at the circuit's pumps. The spectacle promises to be unforgettable! Vintage car enthusiasts and other spectators

SuperSpa is a meeting that hosts a variety of motorsport events, attracting enthusiasts and participants alike. The activities kick off on Friday, October 6th with the Fast Laps Session, a non-competitive event that emphasizes the pure pleasure of... event that not only showcases a variety of cars but also provides a competitive platform for participants. SuperSpa offers a mix of competitive and non-competitive events, catering to a wide range of motorsport enthusiasts, and ensuring an enjoyable

hydrogen vehicles deploying two different technologies illustrates the specificity of Endurance. Its sporting regulations welcome and encourage the variety of solutions, particularly for the energy transition. The TotalEnergies mobile H2 station will be

A century has passed since Bignan won the inaugural race in 1924 McLaren in the spotlight on ninth of ten collector’s edition posters Less than one week before the first track action at the centenary edition It happened 100 years ago, marking the start of an incredible story that endures to this day. On Saturday 19 July 1924, the very first 24-hour race got underway at Spa-Francorchamps. There was no official name at the time, with a variety of different titles used. One hundred years later

, which is by far the FIA’s most successful customer racing class and which offers WEC a great variety of makes and models.” Frédéric Lequien, CEO of the FIA World Endurance Championship, said: “The sheer number of entries across both Hypercar and