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Belgian Grand Prix / Spa grandstands, gates and walks

Where to sit at Spa:
Find your view. Plan your approach.

Compare viewing areas, check ticket restrictions and find the appropriate entrance for your seat.

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Circuit briefing Seats · tickets · gates

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.
At a glance.

Find your view of the action at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. Know what your ticket includes and where to enter before you arrive.

  • 7.004km lap
  • 19turns
  • 42viewing areas

  1. Choose the racing action

    Compare corners, straights and the view from each area.

  2. Check the ticket

    Reserved seat or general admission? Check membership and access restrictions.

  3. Match the entrance

    Find the recommended gate, then follow your ticket’s entry instructions.

Beyond the grandstands / Camping

Wake up in the Ardennes.

From a quieter Yellow pitch to Young Village evenings: choose your campsite, price your trip and pack for four nights in the Ardennes.

Build your camping weekend
Drawing routeThe itinerary still works without the map.
Sector 1≈2.232 kmSector 2≈2.241 kmSector 3≈2.531 km

Plan your journey to the circuit →

The spectator’s guide

Find your racing view.

Choose an area. See the view, understand the trade-offs, then find it on the circuit.

42 of 42 viewing areas

Updated 2026-09-28.

Reserved grandstand

Premium

Grid and pit action

Gold 1 · Pit

Start/finish straight

Watch the grid, pit lane and main-straight action from a covered reserved seat.

Roof
Covered
Screen
Confirmed
Overtaking
medium

Before you book

Roof cover does not guarantee protection from wind-driven rain.

Entrances, access & seat details
Entrance
Approach via Source, P15; follow your ticket instructions.
Entrance details ↗

Use the entrance on your ticket. Arrange accessible seating or a companion place when booking. Shade and screen views vary by seat.

Map notes

Approximate location. Entrance areas are approximate. Follow the gate and access instructions on your ticket.

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Entry essentials

Your race-day kit.

Less to carry. More to enjoy. Check your essentials before you head to the circuit.

Circuit entry rulesBefore you travelReviewed 2026-09-08
Size limit

Your bag

Must fit beneath your seat (approx. 20–25 Litres)

01 05 essentials

Beyond the essentials

The rest of your bag.

Food, family needs and the items to leave at home.

Food, drink & comfortBottles, food and what you can sit on
Containers
Plastic bottles and cans allowed; glass bottles strictly prohibited.
Outside food
Allowed
Seat cushions
Allowed
Folding chairs
Permitted on Bronze General Admission hills (Pouhon, Kemmel); strictly prohibited in grandstands.
Cameras & fan gearCamera supports, flags and banners
Tripods & monopods
Not allowed
Selfie sticks
Not allowed
Flagpoles
Hollow plastic poles up to 1.5m allowed.
Banners
2.0m x 1.0m.
Storage, medical & familyPlan for the things you need to bring
On-site lockers
Not available
Rejected items
No luggage holding facilities. Large bags must be left at campsites or hotel rooms.
Medical supplies
Essential medications accompanied by medical documentation.
Baby care
Baby food and infant formula permitted following manual inspection.
Leave these at homeProhibited items and equipment
  • Firearms, ammunition, knives, blades, multi-tools, and self-defence sprays
  • Flares, smoke canisters, fireworks, and pyrotechnics (criminal prosecution & lifetime venue ban)
  • Drones, model aircraft, and remotely piloted aerial systems
  • Glass bottles, glass food jars, and hard metal thermoses/flasks
  • Laser pointers, high-powered optical strobes, and megaphones/air horns
  • Bicycles, electric scooters, hoverboards, skateboards, and rollerblades
  • Commercial broadcasting video cameras and audio recording equipment
  • Ambush marketing materials, political banners, and unauthorized commercial flyers
Before you leave

No luggage holding facilities. Large bags must be left at campsites or hotel rooms.

Rules can change between editions. Recheck your ticket terms before travelling.

Map notes & sources

Entrance areas are approximate. Follow the gate and access instructions on your ticket.

Official circuit guide

Track map (ODbL — © OpenStreetMap contributors)

Next on the F1 calendar

The next two races, then the full season.

View the full 2027 F1 schedule
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Editorial notes & sources

Seating and access information reviewed on 28 September 2026 for the 2027 guide. The organiser’s live catalogue and interactive map contain both current products and legacy material. Product-specific roof information takes precedence over the general FAQ. Prices, package inclusions and final entrance instructions should be checked for the edition being booked.

The comparison includes 33 public viewing options and nine hospitality options. Bronze Kemmel and Pouhon are viewing choices within the Bronze product, not separate admission tickets. Temporary seating and entrance areas are approximate; permanent named grandstands use OpenStreetMap footprints. Gold 6 Bis has no separate footprint in the available map and remains unmapped.

Mapped pedestrian segments follow the organiser’s illustrated access plan. They are not measured journey times, accessibility guarantees or permission to use restricted crossings. Gate associations describe approaches, not mandatory ticket allocations.