The Belgian Grand Prix takes place at the legendary Spa-Francorchamps Circuit, located near the town of Stavelot in the Wallonia region of Belgium. Nestled in the majestic Ardennes, this iconic track combines the excitement of Formula 1 racing with the serenity of a unique natural environment. Spa-Francorchamps challenges drivers with its iconic corners such as Eau Rouge and Raidillon, while the diversity of the terrain and the elevation of the circuit provide a truly thrilling experience.

1. Gold 1, Gold 9 and Gold 8 Grandstands: these exclusive grandstands offer spectators an unrivalled experience, providing privileged views of the start of the race. In addition, these locations offer an exceptional perspective of how the cars enter the tightest corner of the circuit, allowing spectators to appreciate the skill of the drivers as they tackle this technical and crucial section. These grandstands offer a unique experience for fans looking for the perfect combination of elegance and excitement at the Belgian Grand Prix.
2. Gold 7, Silver 1, Gold 2 and Silver 2 Grandstands: these grandstands offer spectators a strategic position to experience the thrilling journey of the single-seaters from the iconic La Source corner to the renowned Raidillon corner.
3. Gold 10, Gold 4 and Gold 3 Grandstands: these grandstands are strategically positioned at the famous Eau Rouge corners and the Raidillon climb, one of the most exciting and famous combinations on the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit. From these prime locations, fans will experience the intensity of the competition as the cars tackle the challenging Eau Rouge and Raidillon climb, providing a spectacular show throughout the race.
4. Silver 4 Grandstand: offers spectators a strategic and direct view of the iconic Rivage curve. From this grandstand, fans will enjoy an exceptional view of how the drivers tackle the challenge of this low-speed curve, observing their skills as they negotiate it with precision before tackling the next section of the circuit.
5. Speed Corner Grandstand: offers spectators a privileged view of an exciting sequence. Fans can watch as drivers exit a curve that tests their skills and accelerate down a straight until they exit another curve.
6. Silver 3 Grandstand: offers spectators a unique opportunity to appreciate the skill of the drivers as they tackle two corners in quick succession, particularly the challenging Pouhon corner.
7. Silver 6 Grandstand: this grandstand offers fans an exciting experience as they watch the cars arrive at high speed before tackling a tight corner.
8. Blanchimont Grandstand: located at the end of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, the Blanchimont Grandstand offers spectators a privileged view of the cars racing at high speed before heading towards the circuit’s chicane. From this grandstand, fans will enjoy the excitement and pure speed of Belgium.

The Spa-Francorchamps Circuit is approximately 7.004 kilometres long.

The number of laps in the Belgian Grand Prix may vary depending on FIA rules and the season schedule. Generally, the Belgian Grand Prix consists of 44 laps around the circuit.

The first Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix race took place at the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit on 18 June 1950. Spa-Francorchamps was established as the inaugural venue for the race and has remained the main venue for the Belgian Grand Prix over the decades. Since then, the circuit has witnessed countless thrilling moments and epic battles, and has contributed significantly to the history of the Formula 1 championship.

Yes, due to the high speed of Formula 1 cars and the noise generated by the engines, attendees are advised to wear hearing protection, such as earplugs, to enjoy the event safely and comfortably.