The Ardennes at full speed
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps sits deep in the forests of the Belgian Ardennes - 7.004 km of the longest, most demanding track on the Formula 1® calendar. The Eau Rouge and Raidillon complex remains one of the most breathtaking corner sequences in the sport, a challenge no driver or fan ever forgets.
- 7.004 km: the longest circuit on the F1® calendar
- The legendary Eau Rouge and Raidillon complex
- 19 corners through forest, valley, and hillside
- Unpredictable Ardennes weather: part of the Spa experience
- 380,000+ fans across the race weekend in recent editions
Experience details
Eau Rouge, Raidillon, and the Kemmel Straight
Spa-Francorchamps is home to one of motorsport's most iconic sequences. Eau Rouge and Raidillon combine a downhill drop, a blind climb, and breathtaking speed as drivers charge onto the Kemmel Straight.
Two Fan Zones, One Non-Stop Weekend
Spa comes alive across two dedicated Fan Zones, packed with live music, driver appearances, racing simulators, giant screens, and interactive experiences. It's an atmosphere unlike any other, and a big part of what keeps fans returning year after year.
A Weekend in the Forest
The Belgian Grand Prix is one of the most iconic races on the calendar. Fans arrive early to camp in the forests around Spa, creating a festival atmosphere that attracts more than 380,000 spectators each year.
Getting to Spa-Francorchamps
Spa is easily accessible by rail and road. Shuttle buses run from Spa station to the circuit, while Brussels is only around 1.5 hours away, making travel straightforward for race fans.
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