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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.

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.

Formula 1 announces multi-year extension with the Belgian Grand Prix Formula 1 has agreed a multi-year extension with the Belgian Grand Prix that will see the sport race at the iconic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in four of the next six years. The extension, which includes Grands Prix in the 2026, 2027, 2029 and 2031 seasons, follows significant investment at the circuit in recent years, including the addition of two new grandstands – increasing capacity by 10,000 – and enhancement of the off

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

much loved by fans and drivers alike, so I am delighted to extend our relationship with them until 2025," said F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali. "The promoter has taken big strides in the last few years to improve the fan experience and infrastructure, and

and nominees. I look forward to seeing the incredible work you do this year to take your events to the next level.”Louise Young, Chief Race Promotions Officer, said:“Whether they have been part of the calendar for 75 years or joined more recently