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After a more than successful first edition held at the end of summer last year, SpaAsia, the major Asian car and motorcycle festival, will be back for a second act on Sunday 10th September 2023. The opportunity for all aficionados of Japanese, Korean and Chinese makes to share a common passion. Gathering of clubs, exhibitions in the paddocks of the Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps in collaboration with the importers, driving sessions on the track, with a wide range of entertainment, the SpaAsia

- Lorens Lecertua Brazil - Pedro Clerot Chile - Maria José Pérez de Arce Rodriguez Chinese Taipei - Ethan Ho Denmark - Julius Dinesen France - Pablo Sarrazin Georgia - Sandro Tavartkiladze Germany - Valentin Kluss Hong Kong - Wei Heen Jasper Thong Hungary

other languages will have their own streams, including French, Dutch, German, Italian, Chinese, and Portuguese. Partners of GT World Challenge will also offer versions in Japanese, Polish, Ukrainian, Croatian, and more. On-track, there will be non

/Millroy/Schandorff/Rueda. Audi has two cars on the Bronze Cup entry list. Chinese squad Uno Racing will make its CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa debut with Fong/Rio/He/Pan sharing its #16 machine, while Tresor Attempto Racing will field the quartet of

Audi contingent is completed by Bronze Cup hopefuls CSA Racing and Chinese outfit Uno Racing Team, both of which are set for their CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa debuts. BMW (M4 GT3) • Spa's most successful brand represented by trio of race-winning outfits