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Glassware; Firearms, edged weapons and any other object of a dangerous nature; Any structure that could obstruct the view of spectators and/or jeopardise their safety; Barbecues; Smoking is strictly prohibited in the pitlane, stands, buildings and VIP areas. THE CIRCUIT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BAN ANY OBJECT, MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT DEEMED DANGEROUS.

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

Press release Covid-19 - Measures extended in Belgium This Wednesday 15 April, the Belgian National Security Council took the decision to extend the lockdown on Belgian territory, until the 3 May inclusive, as part of the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic. Consequently, the Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps will be closed until the 3 May inclusive. The Belgian National Security Council has also decided to ban all mass events up to 31 August inclusive. The Circuit will be paying close attention to

This Wednesday 6 May, the Belgian National Security Council has taken several decisions concerning the easing of the lockdown measures on Belgian territory as part of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. In this context, it has announced a ban on holding any sporting competition until 31 July inclusive. Thus it will not be possible to have any race take place on the Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps until that date. The Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps is waiting attentively for the next

The National Security Council announced on Thursday night a ban on all recreational, sporting, cultural and folkloric activities, both public and private, and regardless of their size, until 3rd of April inclusive. With a concern to guarantee the health, safety and well-being of its visitors, clients, suppliers and staff, the Circuit must thus suspend its activities despite the enormous disappointment that this decision brings to our customers and fans of the Circuit just several days away from

’s calendar, that will be inevitable given the confinement measures and/or the ban on travel decreed in various countries. We want to warmly thank all our fans, our visitors, our organisers and customers for the many messages of understanding and

winterised its buildings, installed presence sensors and continued with the installation of LED lighting. These measures meant that there was a decrease in consumption of 115,000 kWh in less than three months. In addition to the ban on using