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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

enjoyable competition for all entrants. Eligible cars are all Formula 1 models built before 1986 and will be divided into two distinct classes: the Pre Ground Effect Class, for cars built before 31st December 1979 or without ground effect or a flat

integration and respect for the natural slope of the terrain. Finally, a large adaptable box in two distinct spaces will also be present within the stands. The grandstands and terraces could accommodate 3700 people up to this, so from now on there