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can be revealed: a temporary collective exhibition entitled ‘The Gallery of Time’. You are invited to exhibit your own objects and souvenirs to pay tribute to this event – long known as the 24 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps – which was the pinnacle of... belongs to you." 'The Gallery of Time' will be a temporary collective exhibition, but with guarantees for those who will contribute to it. “People who know me will understand that I am a collector myself and that I am very attached to history and old

the instructions decreed in order to participate in the collective effort in the battle against Covid-19 and this in everybody’s interests. Like all other sectors, we are faced with an unprecedented situation and strict health measures have been taken

consequences for the activities of the Circuit. Our main preoccupation remains to ensure the protection of our own teams, volunteers, organisers, fans, visitors, customers, promotors, teams and suppliers and to participate in the collective effort

The Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps is a centenary that is doing like a charm. We remember that in 1921, it was indeed with a motorcycle race that the story of what was to become a world-renowned track began ! The triangular track linking Francorchamps, Malmedy and Stavelot then had a length of 15.077 kilometres, which later on evolved into the new track. In the collective memory, there are two distinct tracks : the 'Grand Francorchamps', used until the end of the 1970s, and today's Spa

designed the car, which allows you to travel through time if you drive at the precise speed of 88 miles per hour. While the DeLorean DMC-12 was not a commercial success, its film version is forever etched into the collective imagination. Closer to the