Belgium F1 – Spa

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About our trips and tickets for Belgium F1 – Spa

We offer official tickets for the Belgian Grand Prix at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. With us, you can choose to purchase tickets only for the Belgian GP in Spa or a complete package including hotel and flights. Once you’ve selected your race, you can read more about the ticket categories we offer, what’s included, and how your F1 tickets will be delivered.

Experience Formula 1 at one of the world’s most legendary circuits – Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Set in the lush Ardennes, this is one of the most unpredictable and beloved races of the season. With OLKA Express, you can always book official tickets for the Belgian GP, either as individual tickets or as complete packages with hotel and flights. We’ll help you find the right ticket category, explain what’s included, and guide you through everything from delivery details to practical travel tips – all to make your F1 weekend at Spa as memorable as it deserves to be.

About the Belgian Grand Prix

Belgium’s Formula 1 was first held in 1925 and takes place in the town of Spa-Francorchamps. In addition to being famous for one of the best Formula 1 circuits, the town is also known for its water. The Romans were the first to discover the springs here, and visitors still come to Spa today seeking hydrotherapy. Liège and Brussels are located just 40 minutes and two hours away by car respectively, meaning there’s something for everyone around the Belgian Grand Prix.

Questions and Answers

How much does a ticket to the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa cost?

It all depends on the type of ticket you’re looking for. We offer seats in several different grandstands, as well as general admission tickets.
Our prices are determined by supply and demand.

How do I get the tickets?

The tickets are electronic (e-tickets) and will be sent to the same email address provided at the time of booking.

When will I receive the tickets?

No later than five days before the race. We recommend printing out your ticket and bringing it with you to the circuit.

Is it safe to book with OLKA?

Yes! OLKA is probably the largest sports travel agency in Scandinavia right now, with around 40,000 travellers each year. We were founded in 1978 and provide all legally required guarantees.

Where can I find this weekend’s race schedule?

You can find all the information about the schedule for the Belgian Grand Prix – including Friday, Saturday, and Sunday times – here!

How do I get to Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps?

You can get to the circuit in the following ways:

Train – You can take a train from Brussels to Verviers station, then a bus (routes 294 or 395) to the circuit. The train takes around 1 hour and 25 minutes, and the bus about 45 minutes.

Car – Driving from Brussels to the circuit takes at least 2 hours. Make sure to book your parking in advance on the circuit’s official website.

Bus – You can book a shuttle bus from various cities. A return ticket from Brussels to the circuit costs €55 and takes at least 2 hours and 30 minutes. Book on the official Spa Grand Prix website.

Summary:
The easiest option is to pre-book a shuttle bus from Brussels to the circuit – do so well in advance.

Always keep in mind that there will be queues, and getting to and from the circuit will probably take longer than expected.

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Buy tickets for the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Spa at Olkaexpress.com

Buy tickets for the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Spa at Olkaexpress.com. We offer all ticket categories for this thrilling race, including hospitality options. Whether you want to purchase F1 tickets for the Belgian Grand Prix only, or a complete package with hotel and flights, we can meet your needs.

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The Belgian Grand Prix is a classic, unpredictable race loved by all F1 fans

Spa-Francorchamps is one of the most iconic circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. Legendary races have been held here since 1950, and the track’s unique character makes it a favourite among both drivers and spectators. Whether it’s raining, sunny, or both — which often happens at Spa — the Belgian Grand Prix always delivers drama.

This is the race where you truly feel the power of Formula 1. The sound, the speed, and the elevation changes are unlike anything else. The event is praised by drivers and fans alike — it has to be experienced live to understand why Spa is often called “the drivers’ circuit.

That’s why you should experience Spa live

Legendary circuit: Eau Rouge, Raidillon, and Blanchimont are names every F1 fan knows.
Close-to-nature experience: Set in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, surrounded by forests and rolling hills.
Atmosphere: An international crowd with fans from all over Europe, many camping along the circuit.
Unpredictability: The weather can change in seconds, often leading to exciting and unexpected races.

How to plan your F1 weekend in Belgium

Accommodation: Many choose to stay in Spa, Stavelot, or Liège. The campsite at the circuit is popular for those who want the authentic F1 atmosphere.
Getting there: Brussels and Düsseldorf are the nearest airports. From there, you can reach Spa by rental car or train.
Bring rain gear: Even if the sun is shining in the morning, it could be pouring rain by the start.
Explore the area: Visit the town of Spa (famous for its thermal springs) or the charming village of Stavelot.

Historical facts about the Belgian Grand Prix

The first race was held in 1950, during the inaugural season of the Formula 1 World Championship.
Michael Schumacher won six times at Spa – making him one of the most successful drivers at the circuit.
The circuit is 7.004 km long and consists of 44 laps in its current Grand Prix layout, giving a total race distance of approximately 308.052 km.
Eau Rouge, Raidillon, and Blanchimont – corners that are legendary in the world of motorsport and known worldwide among F1 fans.
Spa is the longest circuit on the current Formula 1 calendar, offering unique opportunities for high speed and dramatic changes in weather.

Tips from fans to fans

Go for a multi-day ticket: You’ll get to see practice sessions, qualifying, and often F2 or support races.
Choose a grandstand with a view of Eau Rouge/Raidillon: that’s where the cars are pushed to their absolute limit.
Bring good shoes: There are long distances and hilly terrain around the circuit.
Try Belgian food: Fries, waffles, and local beer all add to the F1 experience.