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Spa-Francorchamps was the venue for Round 3 of the 2023 FIA WEC last week (27-29 April). MissionH24 – the programme initiated by the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) and GreenGT to bring a Hydrogen class to the 24 Hours of Le Mans – was invited to the meet by race organisers and the circuit’s management. A busy schedule included presentations of the project and the technology in the race village and an on-track demonstration of the LMPH2G electric-hydrogen prototype driven by Pierre Fillon, ACO

Following a record-breaking 2025, which saw unprecedented visitor numbers and growing public enthusiasm, the “most beautiful circuit in the world” today unveils its 2026 race and events calendar. A busy and ambitious off-season While the track experiences a quieter period during the winter, Spa-Francorchamps is far from resting: several major projects are underway, set to enhance safety, comfort, and the visitor experience. On the track, various improvement works are ongoing to further optimise

• Iconic race set to mark 75th edition on 29 June – 2 July • Full timetable revealed for busy week in the Ardennes • Packed line-up includes support action and wealth of off-track entertainment Tickets for the 2023 CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa are now on general sale, launching the countdown to the 75th running of the Belgian endurance classic on 29 June - 2 July. Acknowledged as the pinnacle of global GT racing, the twice-around-the clock contest brings the world’s foremost teams and drivers to

contest brought 68 cars representing eight manufacturers to the Ardennes to undertake a busy testing schedule, with 16 hours of track time spread across four sessions. It comes just over a month before practice begins for the 75th edition of the

busy season in the last weekend of July. An exciting time for motorsport fans! The Bug Show celebrates its 30th anniversary on the 9th & 10th August and then two-wheelers take over for the traditional Bikers’ Festival. The ELMS – 4H of Spa-Francorchamps

• Fierce level of competition in prospect between 20-car Pro contingent • Line-up of world-class drivers includes 10 previous overall winners • Busy programme of activity scheduled for 29 June - 2 July at Ardennes venue A remarkable field of 71 GT3 cars will tackle this year's CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa, promising an unmatched level of competition as the legendary event celebrates its 75th edition. Among this bumper grid, 20 Pro crews will be gunning for overall victory in the Ardennes. Each

the ever-popular parade. The next action on the circuit follows on Thursday – and it is a busy one. A 90-minute free practice session will be the first chance for every competitor to sample the track, followed later in the day by a 60-minute pre

• Busy programme of track action ahead of twice-around-the-clock classic • GT, single-seater and esports competitions all part of diverse schedule • Support race line-up complements extensive range of off-track entertainment While the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa is unquestionably the biggest sporting contest taking place in the Ardennes between 28 June and 2 July, a host of high-level support series will also tackle the 7km circuit to ensure that spectators are fully entertained. Between