Belgian Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Belgian Grand Prix Tickets 2026

Like most Formula 1 Grand Prix weekends, the Belgian Grand Prix will take place over a three day weekend from the 17 of July and ending on the 19th of July with the main event. This is one of the biggest weekends on the F1 calander thanks to its historical heritage. Race fans can expect three practice rounds, qualifying, then finally race day.

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Details

Location: Stavelot, Belgium

First F1 Race: 1950

Track Length: 7.004km

Track Laps: 44

Track Turns: 19

Unique Features: The track is one of the longest on the F1 calendar coming in at over 7km, with drastic elevation changes through the Eau Rouge and Raidillon complex, and features unpredictable weather changes such as rain falling on one part of the circuit but remaining dry on another.

Opened in 1921, the track has a long history in motorsport, and is famous for it's technical, fast flowing layout, combining long straights, sweeping corners, and elevation changes through that create a tough challenge for drivers. The corners are a symbolic tests for drivers, demanding absolute skill and bravery.

Belgian Grand Prix Packages

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is a popular race weekend on the F1 calander and tickets are expected to sell out fast. The track has a vast range of ticket options available in general admission, grand stand, and hospitality.

General Admission Tickets: These are the cheapest option for racing fans, however spots are unreserved, and flexible option allowing access to natural veiwing mouns around the track. This doesn't no include grandstand seats so getting there early ensure a good spot.

Grandstand Tickets Silver & Gold: Silver offers a mid-range ticket that offers a reserved grandstand seat, with some being covered, and access to general admission areas. Gold, the premium standard ticket, gains you access to the best reserved seats and views that are covered.

Hospitality Tickets: These are the highest range of tickets available that includes Paddock Club and various Champions Club suites. These luxury packages offer exclusive trackside locations, fine dining, and insider access not available with standard tickets.

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How to Get to the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

By Car:

The rural location of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit makes the Belgian Grand Prix the perfect excuse for a extraordinary European roadtrip. Many race fans choose to drive, especially when camping is such a huge form of accomodation.

Travelling from the UK, the Dover to Dunkirk link is the best choice to mainland Europe.

Be prepared for narrow, rural roads that will make this one of the most spectacular drives you'll ever take.

Parking passes will be available on the circuits website nearer the time of the event. Parking spaces must be bought ahead of arrival as they will not be available on the day.

By Bus or Train:

The closest major train station to the circuit is Virviers Central, which is around 20km from the track. Spa-Geronstere is closer, just 10km from the circuit but has much fewer links to major cities.

Once arriving at Virviers, you will hop on a bus that will take you the the track. From here, it is a 15 minute walk to La Source entrance.

A cheaper way to attend the Belgain Grand Prix is by taking a city shuttle bus. There are several that link neighbouring major cities across five different nations with the Spa-Francorchamps.

These include:

• Bruxelles-Midi
• Bruxelles-Nord
• Lille
• Luxembourg
• Liège
• Aix-La-Chapelle
• Anvers
• Charleroi
• Maastricht
• Mons
• Namur
• Düsseldorf
• Eindhoven

By Air:

The closest airport is Maasstricht Aachen in Germany, just 80km from the circuit. However, this airport has very little international flights.

Many F1 fans choose to fly into Luxembourg Airpot, 110km south of Spa and is served by many more flights.

Cologne Bonn Airport is slightly furhter away but has better air and ground connections to the circuit.