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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.

The accepted payment methods are: Visa, Eurocard - Master Card, Maestro, Bancontact, iDEAL, American Express, Giropay and Sofort. You can also pay by bank transfer. For more information, click here.

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.

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

Faster than the train, the F1 cars are coming to Belgium this week for the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix at Francorchamps. And the show won't just be on the track. Because the American F1 promoters want a Grand Prix to be a total spectacle on and around the track. A real American-style show. So to present itself in the most favourable light possible - let's not forget that there is a contract up for renewal for 2025 and the following years - Spa Grand Prix has once again pulled out all the stops

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