The Circuirt de Spa-Francorshamps is a famous 7.004 km (4.352 mi) motor-racing track located in the Ardennes region of Belgium, known for hosting the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix, the Spa 24 Hours, and high-speed elevation changes like Eau Rouge.
Download your e-ticket before leaving for the circuit and keep a printed copy with you in case mobile service is limited.
Roads around Spa-Francorchamps become extremely busy on race weekend. Leaving early gives you more time to park, clear security, and enjoy the circuit before the crowds arrive.
Spa is famous for its unpredictable weather. It can be sunny in one part of the circuit and raining in another, so wear layers and bring waterproof clothing.
The circuit is built into the Ardennes forest and features steep hills, grassy areas, and long walking distances between spectator zones. Comfortable footwear is essential.
We recommend packing:
Phone and portable charger
Waterproof jacket or poncho
Sunscreen
Refillable water bottle (if permitted)
Ear protection
Comfortable walking shoes
Always check the circuit's list of permitted and prohibited items before your visit.
Spa-Francorchamps offers some of the best natural viewing areas in Formula 1. If your ticket allows, take time to discover different sections of the circuit throughout the weekend.
Use the official Formula 1 app to follow live timing, session results, and race updates while enjoying the action around the track.
Belgium is famous for its fries, waffles, and chocolate. Around the circuit you'll find plenty of local food stands alongside international cuisine.
Witness legendary sections such as Eau Rouge, Raidillon, Pouhon, Blanchimont, and the Bus Stop Chicane—some of the most famous corners in motorsport.
Conditions can change within minutes. Carry your rain gear with you throughout the day rather than leaving it in your car.
If your ticket provides access, stay for the podium ceremony and celebrate with thousands of Formula 1 fans.
The roads surrounding the circuit are often heavily congested after the race. Relax, explore the merchandise stalls, or grab something to eat before heading home.
Extend your visit by exploring the beautiful Ardennes region, visiting nearby villages, hiking through the forests, or discovering local cafés and breweries.
Mobile signal can be limited in some areas, so download maps and tickets before arriving.
Bring waterproof clothing even if the forecast predicts sunshine.
Many viewing areas are on grass, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are highly recommended.
Check your grandstand or spectator area before arriving to plan the easiest route.
Spend some time watching the support races—they often provide fantastic entertainment before the Formula 1 sessions begin.
