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Stavelot, 11 April 2024 - The Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps Museum, celebrating its 40th birthday this year, freshens up for the occasion by unveiling a sparkling new logo. The museum collaborated with final-year students in the Computer-Graphics department of the Athénée Royal Ardenne - Hautes Fagnes in Malmedy to design this remarkable new logo. The logo design mission was also an official part of their training. The nine talented students were given free rein to show off their creative talents

With riding sessions reserved for both modern and vintage machines, parades, static and dynamic exhibitions in the heart of the Bikers' Village in the presence of numerous importers, prestigious guests at the Bikers' Classics, spectacular events, rides up and down the hills and an old-style enduro race, the Bikers' Festival brought together and delighted all motorbike fans, with an 'all-in-one' formula that hit the bull's-eye right from the start. It was an event that was eagerly awaited, and

eye on since they could create a surprise. McLaren has three superb 650S GT3s. Finally, not to be forgotten are two Jaguar G3s and an Aston Martin Vantage GT3. To wrap up this prestigious list, the Japanese manufacturer Nissan will be happy to try

off-road buggies utilising motorbike engines, and the senior event in particular will catch the eye of onlooking fans as well as its illustrious 16-nation entry list, featuring former World Rallycross ace Rene Nitiss who will represent Team Latvia in

Edwards-Hunt, Melling-Minshaw-Pattle and Halusa-Halusa- Megrue. One will also need to keep a close eye on the powerful Shelby Cobra cars, with Thierry de Latre du Bosqueau and Christophe Van Riet acting as the locomotives for the black-yellow-red teams

turns on the sumptuous Ducati V4, one more reason to keep an eye on them ! Lots of experience also on the Yamaha Track Team Red Zone Flybike, with Michel Nickmans and Philippe Galle. Accustomed to the IDM (German Superbike Championship) where he

most successful operations during the early seasons of Fanatec GT Europe. Famed for its eye-catching cat motif, Marc VDS earned six overall wins in the Endurance Cup, including a landmark triumph at the 24 Hours in 2015. While these established names...," Van de Poele recalled ahead of the 70th edition in 2018. "That must have been in 1973. I was ten and my dad was a marshal at the time. With wide-open eyes I stared at the duel between the Ford Capris and the BMWs. That is the very first image that I