Formula 1 Tickets Spa Francorchamps (Belgium Grand Prix)

The Belgium Grand Prix (locally known as "Grote Prijs van België") is held on Spa Francorchamps, located in Spa, East-Belgium. Circuit Spa Francorchamps was built in 1921 hosting motorcycle racing until 1924. The first national race was held in 1925. After the success of 24 hours Le Mans it came to Belgium to host the Spa 24 hours.

From day one drivers and fans loved Circuit Spa Francorchamps, because of the unpredictable weather and track. There was a period that it had rained during the Belgium Grand Prix for 20 years. Often drivers face a part of the course that is clear and bright while another piece are rainy and slippery. Therefore drivers and spectators consider Spa Francorchamps as the ultimate stage for the F1 drivers to prove and test your their abilities.

The circuit of Spa Francorchamps is 6.9 km long and the race contains 44 laps. It’s the longest circuit on the F1 calendar with the most spectators included (60.000 seated). All these factors put together makes the Belgium Grand Prix one of the most interesting Formula 1 races.

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Sightseeing during the Formula 1 Spa Francorchamps, Grand Prix Belgium

Spa is a very natural place with a lot of forest and valleys. Close to the circuit there is beautiful town called Stavelot. Stavelot’s Abbey in one of Wallonia heritage sites and its surroundings has beautiful 18th-century city with a majestic Grand Place, ruins, small alleys, stone and half-timbered houses and fountains. The hart of the High Ardennes both historically and culturally lays in Stavelot. You can find three museums, the culture is great with many events during the whole year like: exhibitions, international festivals of chamber music, jazz, folktales and theatre, along with traditional festivities such as the Laetare of Blancs Moussis – one of the most famous carnivals in Belgium.