Belgian Grand Prix

Itinerary

4-Day Itinerary

• Day 1

  Local departure by coach, then to your hotel for a three-night stay.

• Day 2 - Belgian Grand Prix – Qualifying Session

  Today we visit the racing circuit at Spa-Francorchamps to watch the F1 Qualifying Session. The circuit was created in 1921 using public roads through the Ardennes hills to create a majestic 14.9km road course, In 1983 it was redeveloped. Although the new course is half its original length, it still remains the longest circuit on the calendar. The circuit's mix of long straights and challenging fast corners, coupled with its picturesque setting are the reason that most drivers still rank it among their favourite tracks. The weather is always notoriously changeable with this in mind the circuit can be covered by heavy rain on one part and dry on another so this is why this circuit reputation as one of the Formula One racing's most technically demanding corners.

  For 2025, the Belgian Grand Prix will have the sprint race format which will also be held on the Saturday prior to the main qualifying session for the Grand Prix (exact timings subject to confirmation).

  After the conclusion of the sprint race/qualifying session, we will be transferred back to our hotel.

  Meals - Breakfast

• Day 3 - Belgian Grand Prix – Race Day!

  Today is the day you have all been waiting for – Race Day!

  Soak up the pre-race atmosphere at one of the most scenic and historical tracks on the Formula 1 calendar, as you prepare for the main event – the Belgian Grand Prix! While at the circuit don't forget to have a look around at the grounds, merchandise stands and of course the super-cars.

  After the conclusion of the race, we will be transferred back to our hotel.

  Meals - Breakfast

• Day 4

  Return home.

  Meals - Breakfast

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Accommodation

You will stay for three nights in a minimum 3-star hotel, which will be a maximum 2-3 hours from the circuit. The hotel will have a bar and restaurant or breakfast room. Back to top