FAQs - On site : practical information
On site : practical information
At what time is the circuit open and closed to the public?
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.
What are the payment methods accepted on site?
The payment methods accepted on site are: credit card, debit card and cash.
Are there any ATM?
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 I lose my wristband/e-ticket, what happens?
If you lose your ticket or bracelet, contact us at info@spagrandprix.com or by phone at +32 87 22 44 66.
Where is the first aid station located?
Many first aid stations are located around the site. These will be indicated by signs on the circuit Spa-Francorchamps, on our APP.
Where can I find earplugs?
Alpine Hearing Protection earplugs can be bought on the site in F1 shops.
Where can I find the official programme?
The official programme will be available online via our website (www.spagrandprix.com), tab TIMETABLE.
Is there a free wifi on site?
No, there is no wifi on site.
Can I bring my pet?
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.
What items/things are not allowed on site?
- 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.
What objects/things are allowed on site?
- 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.