FAQs

Choose your ticket

What is the difference between Bronze, Silver and Gold tickets?

Bronze tickets correspond to general admission. They give you access to the Bronze areas (the pedestrian areas around the circuit, where you can walk around).

Bronze tickets do not give you access to an assigned seat in the stands.

Silver and Gold tickets give you access to the Bronze areas as well as an assigned seat in the stands. Silver tickets give you access to a Silver stand, which you must choose when purchasing, and Gold tickets give you access to a Gold stand, which must also be chosen when purchasing.

Weekend tickets give you access to the circuit on all three days of the event: Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The Gold 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 stands are covered.

Grandstand Silver 4 is covered.
All other stands are uncovered.

Yes, grandstand seats are numbered and allocated for each day. For example, if you have a weekend ticket, you will have the same seat on all 3 days.

However, there is an exception for the ‘17-27 Blanchimont’ stand, which does not have numbered seats and is open seating.

When you place your order, at the bottom of the page, you will find a ‘notes’ box where you can indicate your request for a position in the stand.

We will take this into account subject to availability.

If you have already placed your order, you can send us your request by e-mail, quoting your order number.

Please note that all seats in the same order will automatically be positioned next to each other.

Yes, each ticket is personal. You will be asked to personalise them when you receive them, before downloading them.

No. SILVER and GOLD tickets give you access to the circuit (to the BRONZE area) as well as an allocated seat in a grandstand, whereas BRONZE tickets give you access to the circuit (to the BRONZE area) but not to an allocated seat in a grandstand.

There are indeed special rates for children between 6 and 12 years old included. You can consult these rates by clicking here. However, there are no special rates for seniors.

Children under 6 years of age can enter the circuit free of charge but there are no seats for them. They must remain on an adult's lap.

Person with reduced mobility (PRM)

Platforms PRM SOURCE or PRM CHICANE

Attention!

The PRM SOURCE or PRM CHICANE platforms are exclusively intended for people with reduced mobility who have a blue badge (= the disabled card).

People who do not meet these criteria will not be accepted on these platforms.

The packages include a ticket for the disabled person, a ticket for the accompanying person and a parking ticket.

Each PRM platform includes a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.

PRM SOURCE

PRM CHICANE

1) The PRM SOURCE platform is located next to Gold 7, near the La Source bend. It is equipped with a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.

2) The CHICANE PRM platform is located at the foot of Gold 11. It is equipped with a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.

Yes.

There are special tickets for people with reduced mobility who have a blue badge (= the disabled card). The PRM SOURCE or PRM CHICANE platforms are exclusively intended for these people.

People who do not meet these criteria will not be accepted on these platforms.

The packages include a ticket for the person with reduced mobility, a ticket for the accompanying person and a parking ticket.

Each PRM platform includes a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.

PRM SOURCE

PRM CHICANE

Yes, there is a specific car park, the PRM car park. This parking is included in your PRM ticket.

PRM SOURCE

PRM CHICANE

Yes, there are adapted toilets for people with reduced mobility. These are only provided around the 2 PRM platforms (PRM SOURCE & PRM CHICANE).

No. The remote areas of the two PRM platforms and the PRM car park will be difficult to access for people with reduced mobility (PRM).

Camping

Camping tickets are only available on our official website (by clicking here). Please note that it is not possible to purchase camping tickets on site, neither at the ticket offices nor at the entrance of the campsites.

The campsites correspond to different locations and atmospheres:

  • The yellow campsite is recommended to families as it is the quietest. It is also recommended to holders of Gold, Silver 1 and Silver 2 tickets as it is located between La Source and Ster entrances.
  • The green campsite is generally more lively and is recommended for BRONZE, COMBES, SILVER 3, SILVER 4 and SPEED CORNER ticket holders. It is located near the entrance to Les Combes.
  • The Young Village is recommended to young visitors. Parties are organised and DJs are on stage some evenings. It is located near the Blanchimont entrance.

For weekend ticket holders, campsite is accessible from Thursday morning to Monday morning.

It is permitted to park one vehicle per campground as long as it does not exceed 40m².

The GREEN, YELLOW & YOUNG VILLAGE campsites can accommodate a maximum of 5 people per pitch.

Campers do not have access to electricity. We therefore recommend that you bring your own portable battery, generator battery etc. However, the campsite is equipped with sanitary facilities (i.e. showers and toilets).

Yes, the campsites are equipped with sanitary facilities including toilets and showers.

Yes, you can cook on the campsite as long as the safety rules related to fire and its spread are respected.

At the green campsite, a supermarket will be available. In addtition, a sports club will be preparing meals available for campers to buy.

There is no food or drinks available at the yellow campsites, but you can buy food and drinks on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. In addition, you are allowed to bring your own drinks and food. Be careful, glass containers are prohibited.

However, there will be breakfasts, snacks and meals on sale at the Young Village. For more information, click here.

No. There are no lockers at the campsite.

Children must also buy a ticket to access the campsite. They are counted as an adult among the 5 authorized persons per campsite.

If you lose your ticket or bracelet, contact us at info@spagrandprix.com or by phone at +32 87 22 44 66.

Food & beverage

Yes, you are allowed to bring your own drinks (except alcoholic drinks) and food. Please note that glass containers are not allowed.

Yes. We have more than 25 water points across the venue. In addition to that we have multiple hand wash stations, each of them providing dinkable water.

On site, we have food of all types to cater for different diets (healthy, vegetarian, etc.).

At the green campsite, a supermarket will be available. In addtition, a sports club will be preparing meals available for campers to buy.

There is no food or drinks available at the yellow campsites, but you can buy food and drinks on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. In addition, you are allowed to bring your own drinks and food. Be careful, glass containers are prohibited.

However, there will be breakfasts, snacks and meals on sale at the Young Village. For more information, click here.

Yes, all food and drink stands accept payments by credit card (excluding American Express), debit card, and cashless card.
Cash is not accepted directly at these stands.

Dedicated sales points are located near each entrance to the venue. You can find their exact locations via our mobile app.
These sales points are the only places on-site where cash is accepted. They also accept credit cards (excluding American Express) and debit cards.

Cashless system information
• You can top up your card:
 o With cash (only at cashless sales points)
 o By bank card
 o Online via a dedicated platform
• A cashless card costs €1.17
• The minimum top-up amount is €5, and top-ups must be made in multiples of €5
• After the event, if your card still has a balance, you can request a refund within one month, subject to a €2.50 processing fee

  

Entertainement

In 2025, Dimitri Vegas, Henri PFR and MATTN, as well as many other artists of different musical genres, will ensure an incredible atmosphere during the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix.

The Pitlane Walk is exclusively reserved for guests of the charity event and holders of a "Silver 6 & Pitlane Walk" ticket.

Yes, with a Bronze Ticket you have access to the Bronze Zones around the track and to the fan zone. You can watch the concerts there without an additional ticket.
However, you do not have access to the grandstands with allocated seats.

On site : practical information

No. Your grandstand ticket gives you access to your grandstand only, and to the seat you've been allocated.

Seats are allocated for each day.

However, each grandstand ticket also gives access to the entire Bronze zone.

Yes, in addition to the Formula 1 sessions, several other categories will be vying for victory in 2025: Formula 2, Formula 3 and the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.

There will also be a host of other events in the Fanzone.

The circuit opens at 6 am from Friday to Sunday.

The last possible entry will be at 7.30pm on Friday, 5.35pm on Saturday and 5pm on Sunday

The circuit closes at 10 pm on Friday and 9 pm Saturday. On Sunday, closing time is 8 p.m.

The following methods of payment are accepted on site: credit cards (excluding American Express), debit cards and cashless cards.
Cash is only accepted for the purchase of cashless cards at the cashless stands. Cash cannot be used directly at the food and beverage stands.

No. There is no ATM available at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit. The nearest ATMs are located in Spa, Stavelot or Malmedy. So, please take your precautions.

If you lose your ticket or bracelet, contact us at info@spagrandprix.com or by phone at +32 87 22 44 66.

Many first aid stations are located around the site. These will be indicated by signs on the circuit Spa-Francorchamps, on our APP.

Alpine Hearing Protection earplugs can be bought  on the site in F1 shops.

The official programme will be available online via our website (www.spagrandprix.com), tab TIMETABLE.

No, there is no wifi on site.

No, for safety reasons, animals are not allowed on the Spa-Francorchamps site (neither on the circuit nor in the campsites)
Exception:
Guide dogs for the visually impaired and assistance dogs are allowed but the organisation must be informed in advance.

  • alcohol;
  • drugs and narcotics;
  • glass products and articles (glass bottles, perfume bottles,...);
  • any object (sunshade, camera stand, camera pole or any other structure) that may obstruct the view of spectators and/or affect their safety or be considered dangerous by the surveillance services;
  • projectiles or explosives in solid, liquid or gaseous form;
  • flammable products or materials, aerosol cans;
  • pyrotechnic articles;
  • any weapon or dangerous object (firearm, knife, penknife, blade, etc.);
  • anything that can be used to disturb public order, endanger the safety of the crowd and/or damage property and/or persons;
  • electrical equipment requiring the use of a generator;
  • ladders and stepladders;
  • animals (except guide dogs and assistance dogs);
  • bicycles, motorbikes, scooters, skateboards and gyropods;
  • In the grandstands, it is forbidden to go shirtless, to sit on the stairs and/or to obstruct them.
  • In the grandstands and VIP areas, smoking is prohibited.
  • tabards
  • glue
  • locks
  • colored powders

The promoter reserves the right to prohibit any material or equipment deemed dangerous.

  • cameras (images for personal use only) ;
  • portable radio ;
  • food (for personal consumption only);
  • promotional items that do not disturb the view of other spectators (small flags, small banners);
  • pushchairs, walkers and wheelchairs;
  • cigarettes are allowed on site, but smoking is strictly prohibited in the stands and VIP areas.