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large numbers of you to come to this new Winter Flea Market event, a now unmissable Circuit date! A second event is also scheduled to be held at the end of winter, on 12th of March 2017, just before season resumption. For further information, go on the Organiser's website: http://www.eventsetcollections.be or on the Facebook page: The "Winter Flea Market" at the Circuit.

This Sunday 12 March the last edition for this season of the "Winter Flea Market " will take place at Spa-Francorchamps. Yet another way to discover the paddocks of the most beautiful Circuit in the world! This market is aimed at lovers of art and... the "Michelin" items as well as another specialized in "retro-gaming". The "Winter Flea Market" likes to promote contemporary artists. This edition will be enhanced by the presence of Nicolas Cancelier, the talented automotive painter. If you are

that was enlarged this winter to the right of the track. The run-off at the Chicane exit towards the starting line is also painted in the new national colours. These colour arrangements will enhance the track even more. A new aesthetic look for the

Just like every year at this time, and after a long winter period of hard work, the Circuit is preparing to open its doors for a new season. In fact, the first event of the annual operating calendar to welcome in new visitors will take place on Wednesday, 16 March. And the opportunity of this symbolic date is given up to the team of José Close and JCL Driving. Once again this year, the calendar of the most beautiful Circuit in the world is absolutely full, and its dynamic team will have no time

people who love the legendary Beetles, Combis and, in general, the entire VW range. The Circuit is now entering its so-called "winter period" but is not going into hibernation! Track Day, Public Driving Experience, track-introduction sessions, and

resumption of the season. Up to now in the “winter season”, that is to say that everyday track activities were only to resume again on the 16th of March. Participating in containing the spread of Covid-19 has been a priority for us for several weeks

The Spa Open Pitlane by Roadbook day announces the opening of the 2023 season of the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. On Sunday 19 March 2023, come and get back on track after the winter break by participating in the "Spa Open Pitlane" on the most beautiful circuit in the world. You will also have the opportunity to discover the brand new 4000 seat grandstand and the brand new stands. Erected in front of the endurance pits, along the section of the track that connects La Source to L'Eau Rouge

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

The Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps, on the eve of the first day of free practice of the World Endurance Championship – 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, is now proceeding to the inauguration of the important major works that took place during the winter... activities on track. And we are also thrilled to welcome back the public without restriction, whom we expect to attend in great numbers this season. This year is one of renewal at the Circuit, thanks to the works carried out this past winter but also

winter break. The works This major project started at the end of last season. The works, costing 25 million Euro, are the first phase of a comprehensive investment strategy that will continue from the end of the 2022 season. Melchior Wathelet, Chairman of the Board: “Works that have been taking place all winter have revealed a track this spring of 2022 that remains identical but with safety strengthened. Our track has been subject to various adaptations in order to receive the double approval from

points of this year after large-scale works carried out during the winter break prior to the season opener. A first edition sportingly greeted by all the two-wheel enthusiasts of the world with a breathtaking final that promises to have a bright future on... ended, the Circuit is not going into hibernation: guided tours and business activities are still taking place. Some news will be announced in the coming weeks on various topics such as works that will be taking place this winter to pursue the

various activities which will be revealed later on, in view of the changing health situation. At the end of the winter break, this 16 March, race cars will once again take to the track. For obvious reasons linked to the Covid-19 pandemic, Circuit

Our teams are on the starting line, impatient to welcome you back for the 2022 season. A season that certainly promises to be thrilling once again! Access to the Circuit of Spa-Francorchamps is open to one and all from the 16 March with no restrictions after two years of disruption. Once again you’ll be able to enjoy our days of racing, events and trackdays! The winter break was an opportunity to do an extensive facelift of the Circuit. First of all, the track was left unchanged but safety

Rallycross stadium). Amaury Bertholomé, CEO “I am delighted once again to be able to offer modernised infrastructure to accommodate spectators within the Endurance area. With the works to be completed during the winter break of 2022-2023, the Circuit

already been completed this winter. One kilometer of new protective fencing (debris fence) has been installed along the track, new accesses to the track have been created for emergency vehicles, and a new vibrator has been installed at the Speaker Corner

” operation in order to pick up the waste in the area surrounding the Circuit. Over 15 kilometres of roads and tracks were covered with more than 60 refuse sacks and many cumbersome or bulky waste items collected. During the winter of 2023-2024, the Circuit winterised its buildings, installed presence sensors and continued with the installation of LED lighting. These measures meant that there was a decrease in consumption of 115,000 kWh in less than three months. In addition to the ban on using