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Are you all ready to get back into sport this spring? Not yet? It’s time to prepare for the first race which will take place on the Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps track on Saturday, 11 March. We can’t forecast what sort of weather we’ll have on the day: the first rays of sunshine, rain or even snow, but don’t miss the first Spa Francorchamps Run. This will be an opportunity to test your fitness over 7, 14, 21.1 or 42 kilometres. Perhaps the challenge this year is to scale the same legendary

race track. WES riders, the top world Women and Men will get to Spa-Francorchamps right after the UCI E-MTB World Championships (taking place next 26th August in France) and we can’t wait to see who is going to wear the coveted Rainbow Jersey for the

able to enjoy the beauty of our site. Locals, tourists, young and old, families, sporty types, each and every one of them will be made welcome. We can’t wait to host cyclists from all walks of life. And to share our passion for this legendary circuit

the Future” at the foot of the Raidillon, the domes, the Star Wars craft, the Starship rocket… You can’t help but smile at the reference to the year 2124, because it is difficult to imagine today what motorsport will be like 100 years from now. After

Do you love motorsport? Can’t wait for the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa? SRO Motorsports Group has a solution: Spa Speedweek, which takes place between Friday 20 and Sunday 22 June. The event is completely free to the public, including access to the spectator areas and the paddock. It's the perfect warm-up for racing fans, with quality series and a diverse programme; it's also an ideal opportunity to introduce your family or friends to top-level motorsport. Between Saturday 21 June at 10:20 and

of runners each year to take to the tarmac. In early April, the BDG Motor Show officially launches the motorsport season, followed by can’t-miss events such as the Porsche Club Francorchamps Days, Michelin 12H Spa-Francorchamps, Spa Summer Classic

A traditional highlight of motorbike endurance racing in Belgium, the 6 Heures Moto will take to the skies at midday on Sunday 27 August, setting off on an assault on the Raidillon. It's an event that simply can't be missed by the fans, who are sure to be out in force! The 6 Heures Moto is modern endurance racing. Translation: the pace never slows down, and from the first to the last minute of the race, the times are breathtaking. From the quest for the last tenth on the track to the deployment

confidence and finally the teams and riders who can’t wait to take part in this great event. Our teams are working tirelessly and hand in hand with event coordinator Claude Michy and his team. We are also happy to offer an exceptional weekend of

along the banks of the Eau Rouge retracing the Circuit’s story via 10 helmets embellished with text, accessible via QR code, that are spread across the entire site. We’re so impatient for the start of the 2024 season and can’t wait to experience new

throughout the season so you can explore the track with your own bicycle. We can’t wait to share this new season with you, to enjoy special highlights together, and to create unforgettable memories. 2025 promises to be another amazing year for all motorsport

and followed by a one-hour Pre-Qualifying at 18:10. Both are primarily about preparation, while Pre-Qualifying can also be used to set the grid if Quali can’t take place. All being well, we move on to Qualifying. With a scheduled start time of 21:20... of the 30-set allocation, while an additional set is authorised for the cars taking part in Super Pole. These can’t be used during the race, so there's no excuse not to push them to the absolute limit. Of course, we know just how big a part the

moment that you can experience during the night of Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 June. Each of the 10 collector’s edition posters will be available to purchase at the official stores during the centenary running of the Belgian endurance classic. If you can't