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23–25 Jul 2027 · Spa-Francorchamps

Belgian Grand Prix hospitality

Spa-Francorchamps, in the Ardennes forest: Eau Rouge, Raidillon and La Source. Compare every hospitality package for the weekend in one place.

Fri 23 Jul
Practice
Sat 24 Jul
Final practice and qualifying
Sun 25 Jul
The race
3 packages
from £1,795 per person

Race viewing or a hosted weekend?

Race viewing is your place at the circuit. A hosted weekend adds the hotel, the drivers and the people looking after you.

Race viewing and hosted weekends compared

Race viewing

Your place to watch, with food and drink through the day. You book your own hotel and make your own way to the circuit.

  • A reserved place to watch
  • Food and drink at the circuit
  • Three nights in a hotel (not included)
  • Met at the airport and driven to your hotel (not included)
  • Driven to the circuit and back (not included)
  • Hosts with you all weekend (not included)

Hosted weekend

The whole trip arranged: the hotel, a driver from the airport and to the circuit, your seats, and hosts with you from arrival to the journey home.

  • A reserved place to watch
  • Food and drink at the circuit
  • Three nights in a hotel
  • Met at the airport and driven to your hotel
  • Driven to the circuit and back
  • Hosts with you all weekend
Spa-Francorchamps circuit

Spa-Francorchamps

7.004 km a lap, 44 laps on Sunday, Grands Prix here since 1925.

Spa-Francorchamps is the longest track of the season, running through the hills of the Ardennes forest. The cars leave La Source, the hairpin after the start, plunge down to Eau Rouge and climb flat out through Raidillon onto the Kemmel Straight.

The track is so long that it can be raining on one part of it and dry on another, so bring a jacket whatever the forecast. Traffic in and out of the circuit on race day is heavy, so it's worth knowing how you'll get there before you go.

Corners to know: La Source, Eau Rouge and Raidillon, The Kemmel Straight, Les Combes, Pouhon, Blanchimont, The Bus Stop chicane.

Getting there

The circuit is in the countryside between the villages of Francorchamps and Stavelot, about 45 km from Liège. There's no station at the track, so most people drive or take a coach or shuttle. The roads queue on race day, so leave early.

Airports

  • Brussels
  • Liège
  • Cologne Bonn
  • Düsseldorf

Where people stay

  • Spa and the villages around the circuit
  • Liège
  • Maastricht, across the border in the Netherlands
  • Malmedy and Stavelot

What guests say

“Motor Passion Tours bring so much more than competence and expertise to an event. They also add the vital ingredients of excitement and enthusiasm, making their events truly unique.”
Steve Slater, Motor Journalist, on Motor Passion
“Thanks very much for the excellent organisation and hosting at F1 Silverstone yesterday. The club facilities were very good and our grandstand seats were prime position and the food and drink were excellent too - A great day.”
David & Sam, Private Clients, on Motor Passion
“Just a quick note to say thank you for a great day at the Silverstone Classic, always made special by the work you and your team put into making life easy for a petrol head like me. A BIG THANK YOU.”
Ivan, Private Client, on Motor Passion

Belgian Grand Prix hospitality FAQ

How much does Belgian Grand Prix hospitality cost?

Parc Fermé Racing Club is from £1,795. Hosted Weekend at The Dutch is from £4,245. Hosted Weekend at Hotel Beaumont is from £4,655. Prices are per person and are our partners' guide prices for 2027.

When is the 2027 Belgian Grand Prix?

23–25 Jul 2027, at Spa-Francorchamps.

Is a hotel included?

With some packages. Hosted Weekend at The Dutch and Hosted Weekend at Hotel Beaumont include three nights; the others cover the day at the circuit. Flights aren't included.

Where should I stay for the Belgian Grand Prix?

Most people stay in Spa and the villages around the circuit, Liège, Maastricht, across the border in the Netherlands or Malmedy and Stavelot. Some packages here include the hotel.

Do Spa hospitality packages include race tickets?

Yes. Every package here includes a reserved grandstand seat, so you don't need to buy a race ticket separately.

Can I book a single day at the Belgian Grand Prix?

No. Parc Fermé Racing Club is sold as Saturday + Sunday, and the hosted weekends cover the whole weekend.

Who is Tiff Needell?

A British racing driver and TV presenter. He raced in Formula One and at Le Mans, presented Top Gear for 15 years and then Fifth Gear. He hosts Motor Passion's Spa packages: a talk before the race on Sunday morning and a race review with a Q&A at dinner. On the hosted weekends he also joins you for dinner on Saturday.

Where are the seats at Spa?

Motor Passion's Spa packages seat you in a covered grandstand overlooking La Source, the hairpin at the end of the start straight, and the pit exit, with passes for the La Source Hotel two minutes' walk away.

How do I get to the circuit with the Parc Fermé Racing Club?

You make your own way. Motor Passion's Parc Fermé Racing Club covers your seat, food and drink on Saturday and Sunday, and doesn't include parking or transfers. Their hosted weekends include a car to the circuit and back each day.

How far is Maastricht from Spa-Francorchamps?

Just over 45 minutes by car. On Motor Passion's hosted weekends you're driven there and back on Saturday and Sunday, and the cars have F1 access passes so they can drop you at the entrance.

Which airport should I fly to for the Belgian Grand Prix?

For Motor Passion's hosted weekends, Brussels or Düsseldorf, or the Eurostar to Brussels. You're met when you arrive and driven to your hotel in Maastricht.

Do I pay when I reserve?

No. Reserving sends us your request. We confirm your places and the final price by email, and there's nothing to pay until then.