Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Covered main straight grandstand directly opposite the pit garages, with panoramic views of race starts, grid preparations, and pit stop action. The higher rows provide sightlines toward La Source hairpin and the beginning of the descent to Eau Rouge — one of the most comprehensive vantage points at Spa.

Grandstand positioned between the starting grid and La Source hairpin, watching cars brake from pit straight speeds into Spa's iconic first corner. Excellent views of first-lap positioning battles and a clear line of sight along the main straight toward the Turn 1 braking zone.

Premium hospitality suite above the pit garages with an elevated outdoor balcony overlooking the starting grid, pit lane, and start/finish straight. Michelin-calibre dining, a premium open bar, and daily pit lane walk access are included — the most exclusive on-circuit experience at the Belgian Grand Prix.

Covered grandstand positioned directly at the La Source hairpin entry, watching cars brake from pit straight speeds into Spa's iconic first corner. One of the most sought-after sections on the circuit — three sub-sections offer front-row views of braking duels and first-lap incidents at one of F1's most celebrated corners.

Covered VIP grandstand at the exit of the final chicane complex with sightlines over the last two corners and the pit lane entrance. A premium Gold section well placed for watching late-race strategy unfold as cars complete the final sector and drivers decide whether to pit.

Covered grandstand at the pit lane entrance chicane area, watching cars navigate the final corner complex and decelerate before the start/finish straight. A strong position for tracking race strategy — the pit lane entry is directly in front, giving clear visibility of which cars are stopping on any given lap.

The first section of the age 17-27 Blanchimont grandstand, watching cars blast through the entry of the flat-out Blanchimont sweeper at close to maximum speed. Exclusively for fans aged 17 to 27, with a DJ, party atmosphere, and full Bronze zone access included — one of the most energetic spots on the circuit.

The second section of the 17-27 Blanchimont grandstand, positioned further around the sweeper with an extended view of cars carrying full DRS speed through the high-speed left-hander toward the chicane complex. Same exclusive 17-27 party atmosphere with DJ entertainment and bronze zone access.

Covered grandstand between Pouhon and the Fagnes section, watching cars accelerate out of the high-speed double-apex Pouhon corner before braking hard into the tight Fagnes right-hander. The most passionate atmosphere on the circuit — a sea of Dutch orange that erupts at every Verstappen move and remains electric regardless of who is leading.

Uncovered grandstand in the Campus/Banana section of the circuit, watching cars thread through the flowing medium-speed corners between Pouhon and Blanchimont against the natural Ardennes forest backdrop. A solid budget choice in the lower sector with good proximity to the action.

Uncovered grandstand on the inside of the circuit in the Campus/Banana section, watching cars navigate the flowing corners between Pouhon and the Blanchimont run. Ticket holders receive pit lane walk access — a significant added benefit for this affordably priced Silver section.

Grandstand at the high-speed Pouhon double-apex left-hander, newly covered for 2026, watching cars carry enormous lateral G-forces through one of the fastest and most demanding corners in Formula 1. Surrounded by passionate general admission fans, this elevated section delivers some of the most dramatic high-speed cornering on the entire calendar.

Uncovered grandstand without catch fencing at the Stavelot/Fagnes exit, giving completely unobstructed views of cars launching through the fast corner complex at full throttle. One of the most affordable grandstand options at Spa, with excellent close-quarter action and regular late-braking overtaking moves in a raw, open-air setting.

Covered grandstand at an elevated position overlooking the Rivage (formerly Bruxelles) braking zone, watching cars arrive at speed before scrubbing momentum through the technical right-hander in the Ardennes hills. A well-priced Silver section at one of the circuit's key deceleration points, with views across the undulating forest landscape.

The first section of the Combes grandstand at the end of the Kemmel Straight — one of the best overtaking zones in Formula 1 — watching cars brake hard from DRS speeds into the Les Combes chicane. An uncovered grandstand set in the Ardennes forest with views of the braking zone and entry where side-by-side racing is frequent.

The second section of the Combes grandstand, positioned at the exit of Les Combes with extended sightlines toward the Malmedy section and the undulating forest terrain beyond. Captures the full deceleration and corner exit where drivers fight to get back on the throttle early through the winding Ardennes backdrop.

Fully covered grandstand mid-way up the Eau Rouge/Raidillon ascent, widely regarded as the finest vantage point at Spa-Francorchamps. From here you see cars sweep through the valley at Eau Rouge, power up Raidillon at full commitment, and glimpse La Source exit and the Kemmel Straight from the upper rows — a sweeping, unmissable panorama.

The first section of Gold 4 on the lower portion of the Raidillon climb, watching cars power uphill through the most iconic corner sequence in Formula 1. Uncovered seating with a dramatic perspective on cars attacking the steep camber changes of Eau Rouge/Raidillon as they power toward the Kemmel Straight.

The second section of Gold 4 near the upper portion of Raidillon, watching cars emerge from the climb and accelerate hard onto the Kemmel Straight. A slightly different angle to Section 1 — from here you see the moment of maximum commitment as cars crest the hill at full throttle in one of Formula 1's most breathtaking locations.

Grandstand at the crest of Raidillon and the start of the Kemmel Straight, watching cars emerge from the famous uphill sequence and accelerate flat-out down one of Formula 1's fastest straights. Part of the fan zone experience with on-track activations, simulators, and food stalls running alongside the race action.

Uncovered grandstand on the outside of the descent from La Source toward Eau Rouge, watching cars charge downhill after the hairpin and begin the approach to the legendary valley. Set within the fan zone atmosphere with food and drink stalls nearby, this affordable section captures one of the most exhilarating straight-line speed sensations at Spa.

Large modern covered grandstand rebuilt in 2022, spanning from the La Source exit through the full descent toward Eau Rouge with a giant screen for additional context. From here you see cars exit La Source and track them as they plunge downhill and commit to the full Eau Rouge/Raidillon sequence — a sweeping multi-corner panorama.

Uncovered grandstand carved into the hillside on the descent from La Source toward Eau Rouge, watching cars hurtle downhill after the hairpin and build speed toward the legendary valley corner. Recently rebuilt with a giant screen, this large 13-sub-section stand offers an affordable view of Spa's most iconic stretch.

Covered grandstand at the apex and exit of La Source hairpin, with individual numbered seats giving a close-up view of cars completing the tight right-hander before powering down toward Eau Rouge. One of Spa's most prestigious and intimate vantage points — the scene of countless race-defining moments across eight decades of Formula 1.

Uncovered grandstand at the exit of La Source with the longest visibility window of all the La Source sections, tracking cars through the hairpin and as they accelerate downhill toward Eau Rouge. A slightly more affordable entry point into the La Source complex with uncovered seating and an extended view along the descent.

Uncovered grandstand on the entry side of La Source hairpin, watching cars arrive from the pit straight and execute the sharp right-hand turn under heavy braking. Raw proximity to the La Source kerbs provides a front-row seat for braking duels and lock-ups at one of the most photographed corners in motor racing.