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For the sixth consecutive year, the Management of the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit invites, on Wednesday this 2nd March, Luc Costermans and his association "The impaired-vision drivers and their crazy machines" to come and drive the legendary Formula 1 circuit. During this exceptional day, 15 visually-impaired persons will be present for the occasion. Eight Belgians and seven French, members of the "NVDM" association, will drive driver-school cars, the best of them reaching top speeds of 120 to

H24 took over the baton from the LMPH2G, competing in the Michelin Le Mans Cup and reaching the chequered flag in every round entered. A ground-breaking feat. In 2023, both cars will be at the TotalEnergies 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps to show the

, who is set for a season in the LMGT3 class with BMW. Since the Hypercar class was introduced in 2021, the WEC has grown immeasurably with the class reaching record numbers for the 2024 season. Nine manufacturers will compete in the Hypercar World...: “From one year to another the FIA World Endurance Championship keeps going from strength to strength. The championship never stops evolving. 2023 will be another pivotal year, with the Hypercar class reaching its full potential with 19 entries from nine

, reaching top speeds of around 135 km/h. A quick glance at the poster is enough to understand how much cars have changed in 100 years. Alongside the Bignan, we see a very different machine: the McLaren 720S GT3 EVO from Garage 59. In 2024, it will

overall victory. There would be something appropriate about Spa's most successful brand reaching a quarter-century of wins at the event's 75th edition, and many believe it to be on the cards. The M4 GT3 looked strong last year in the very capable