New covered grandstands at the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026

New covered grandstands at the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026: enhanced comfort at Spa-Francorchamps

New covered grandstands at the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026: enhanced comfort at Spa-Francorchamps

For the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026, Spa Grand Prix is upgrading the fan experience with new covered grandstands at Spa-Francorchamps. A key improvement allowing spectators to enjoy the race in optimal comfort, regardless of weather conditions.

New for 2026, the Combes 2, Combes 3 and Silver 3 grandstands are now covered. Already known for their strategic positioning, they offer outstanding views over one of the most technical and exciting sections of the circuit.

The main addition for 2026 is the Fan Area Grandstand, a brand-new grandstand located between the Verstappen Grandstand and Silver 5. It delivers a stunning view over the exit of the double left-hand corner, a crucial section where drivers push to the limit.

Choosing a covered grandstand at Spa-Francorchamps in 2026 means:

  • protection from rain and sun
  • improved comfort throughout the day
  • prime views on key parts of the track

With these upgrades, the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026 confirms its status as a must-attend Formula 1 event, combining performance, heritage and premium comfort.

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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.