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This Friday 27 March, the Belgian National Security Council has taken the decision to extend the lockdown on Belgian territory, until the 19th of April inclusive, as part of the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic. Consequently, the Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps will be closed until the 19th of April inclusive. The Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps is continuing with its assessment and crisis management meetings and is keeping up to date, from day to day, with decisions taken by various official

calendar had to be revised. The new calendar will be comprised of five 4-hour races and was readjusted after the announcement of new dates for the 24 Hours of Le Mans (19-20th September). The 2020 season should start in Le Castellet on the 19th July... Spain for the 4 Hours of Barcelona on the 29th August. After three races, the teams will have a break from the championship in order to focus on the 24 Hours of Le Mans, which will be held this year on the 19th and 20th September. The ELMS season will

It is in these terms that Marc Van Dalen, CEO of Kronos Events, organisers of the longest race in the world, presents the 19th edition of this event, absolutely unmissable in the calendar, which takes place this weekend of 8-9-10 July. A major showcase for the drivers and teams that participate, the 25 Hours is always distinguished by its friendliness and family atmosphere. And the organiser has put everything in place to make the 2016 version a grand cru vintage. There are 110 “bugs” expected

As a great European classic racing event, the Spa-Classic will delight spectators from the 19th to 21st May next, both for the quality of races on the track and the events and activities happening off-track. Once again this year the star race remains the Heritage Touring Cup which will be one of the highlights of the week-end. Add to that six other races on offer from Peter Auto, including Group C Racing and the most recent - the Euro F2 - as well as an event for invitees – the Formula Vee. The

performance of our championships by limiting as far as possible the effects of this crisis. “Furthermore, the start of the 2020 24 Hours of Le Mans will be at 14h30 (local time) on 19th September. This time has been decided upon with our partners

Six Hours will delight the public in September. Last but not least, the Super Spa takes place the first weekend of October and the racing and sporting events season comes to an end with the 24H2CV on the 19th and 20th of October. The Circuit of Spa