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et au-delà. » Ho Seok Chea, directeur général de Hankook Tire Netherlands. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Le Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps est un véritable pôle d’attraction touristique et sportif qui accueille actuellement le Grand Prix de Belgique de F1.... « Nous sommes ravis d’accueillir Hankook Tire Netherlands en tant que fournisseur officiel de pneumatiques du Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Tous nos véhicules seront équipés de pneumatiques de notre nouveau partenaire, par l’intermédiaire

In the winter of 2014-15, the FMB and KNMV came together to launch a new series of races to create the BeNecup. The idea was to run national riders on different circuits in both countries, Belgium and the Netherlands. In 2019, the Motorcycle Federation of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg made the decision to get involved in the series and add a round to Colmar-Berg. The BeNecup is renamed BeNelux Trophy. The best national athletes from the Netherlands and neighbouring countries, such as France

Netherlands, France, Switzerland and even Great Britain. It's thrilling and really impressive to see these bikes speed along from the top of the Source bend and then watch them hurtling down the slope leading to the Raidillon to attack this arbiter of

Netherlands, between 2 October 2016 and 11 February 2017. The event disputed at Francorchamps will be the fifth of the championship. Five starts, for five categories of runners, are on the programme: the U17 (for those under 17), the juniors (under 18), the

coins have been entrusted to the Royal Mint of the Netherlands. The King of the Belgians remains the issuing authority. The official issues ordered by the Royal Mint of Belgium bear the mintmark of the Belgian Royal Mint Commissioner, Mr Giovanni Van de Velde as well as the mark of the Royal Mint of the Netherlands. The Royal Mint of the Netherlands is one of the five premier producers worldwide of coins in circulation, commemorative coins and collection products. The Belgian commemorative coins

are double events with races on two consecutive weekends at the Nürburgring the Lausitzring (both Germany) as well as at Zolder (Belgium). Single events at Hockenheim (Germany), Assen (The Netherlands) that forms a ‘triple header’ together with the Nürburgring as well as the DTM’s return to Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium) round out the calendar that stretches out to early November. DTM to bring double and triple fixtures to Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands The months of August, September and

The FIA World Endurance Championship will include Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on its calendar for the next four years, thus extending a relationship which has been in place since the start of the championship in 2012. Spa has always played a major role in the WEC’s calendar, not only for its favoured position in Northern Europe which attracts spectators from Belgium, France, Germany, the UK and Netherlands, but also because it serves as the all-important dress rehearsal for the WEC’s headline

travel directly to Spa from the Netherlands, with Zandvoort having staged the fifth GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS event of the season last weekend (25-26 September). The entry list for the twice-around-the-clock classic is traditionally

regular fixture in the ELMS calendar since 2016. Spa-Francorchamps’ favourable position in northern Europe allows for easy access for fans in Belgium, France, Germany, the UK and the Netherlands making the circuit is a popular choice for endurance racing

& Superbike Championship. Despite its name, the event attracts competitors from five countries: Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. This race promises high-level action on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, perfectly

11-nation contest for spoils. Competing for medal glory will be teams from Netherlands, Mexico, Portugal, Belgium, Türkiye, Greece, India, Spain, Romania, Italy and Denmark. Seven teams will run a Peugeot 208 in France, including Mexico's Gustavo...’s Roberto Deprà/ Luca Guiglielmetti and Denmark's Casper Nielsen/ Ward Hanssens. Representing Romania, Cristiana Oprea and Alexia Parteni will run the Peugeot 208 R2. The Ford Fiesta is represented by Netherlands’ Martin van Hoek/ Nard Ippen and Türkiye

winning our category. " England VS The Netherlands in F1 In our Ardennes, the English and Dutch series will be very numerous on the track. And outside, many will also be in front of the small screen Sunday around 15:10 to follow their compatriots at the

, the teams come from all over Europe. France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland and of course Belgium. In terms of categories, the event is also well provided since on top of the usual classes of the championship