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sidecar friends, we are waiting for you and your amazing machines in Francorchamps on July 4th and 5th! " The schedule for the two days contains runs between 9 am and 6 pm, and a lunch break between 12 and 1 pm. As a reminder, given the circumstances, the

This weekend, the 10th and 11th of September, the sixth round of the Porsche Sports Cup will take place at Francorchamps. On the programme: free practice runs, qualifiers and races for various disciplines: the Porsche Sports Cup, the Porsche Super Sports Cup (2 x 2 races of 30 minutes), the Porsche Cup Sport Endurance (2 x races of 50 minutes) and the PZ Trophy, tests for pure non-licensed enthusiasts. After Austria, Spa-Francorchamps is the second time this championship, with seven rounds this

presented to the public, together with a good part of the 2018 range. Many models will also be offered for trial runs as part of the Ducati Live Experience. Quite apart from the celebration of Italian-branded cars and motorbikes, it is above all the

vintage, made of free runs and parades. The Belgian, German and French old-timer’s championships will also be shows not to be missed. Shops, concert and a commercial village will make the picture complete. On Monday, a free and unique event is scheduled

Pierre Kraemer de JP Performance GmbH avec sa RWB Austria #3 Backdate et Gerry Blyenberg officiel de Wheeler Dealers France & PRORIDER RUNS TV sera présent pour tourner un Épisode de Pro Rider. Enfin des baptêmes seront organisés dans des voitures

competition at this year's race. Wednesday's schedule runs from 10:00 until 12:00 and then from 13:00 through to the final chequered flag at 18:00. Due to ongoing COVID-19 health regulations, the test will be staged behind closed doors. This year's Total

General admission tickets now available, full public return confirmed after two years Upcoming edition set to feature packed schedule of support racing and entertainment On-track activity runs from 28-31 July Tickets for the 2022 TotalEnergies 24 Hours of Spa are now on general sale, launching the countdown to this year's running of the Belgian endurance classic. The twice-around-the-clock event represents the pinnacle of global GT racing, drawing the world’s best teams and drivers to the

course with its headwaters near the Ster zoning. It runs mainly above ground until near the La Source corner when it is culverted before discharging into the water course of Eau Rouge on the lower part of the paddocks. Following recurrent episodes of

through the forested mountains of Wallonia. The Creventic organisation provides the sporting regulations for the endurance race. The technical framework is based on the successful one-make cup series that Porsche runs worldwide with the 911 GT3 Cup

activity begins at 14:55 on Tuesday 27 June with the Bronze Test, which runs for three hours and is open to all Bronze-graded competitors, as well as any Silver drivers competing outside the Pro category who have never previously raced at Spa. As usual... skipping Q1 and the average time establishing the order. Expect the final runs to be completed in darkness. The fastest 20 book a place in Friday's Super Pole shootout, while positions 21 through 71 are locked in barring any penalties. At this point

the circuit. It draws its name from the various water sources in the region and particularly in the Spa area. Le Raidillon.... de l'Eau Rouge is a stream which runs under the little bridge at the foot of the Raidillon. Anglophones allude to Eau Rouge

• Multi-platinum selling artist to make second appearance as concert headliner • Alex Germys, Dave Lambert and Loulou Players also confirmed on 2023 line-up • Concert access included with full-weekend general admission ticket A quartet of exciting music acts will keep partygoers dancing through the night at this year's CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa concert. Staged on-site during the twice-around-the-clock race, the concert gets underway on the evening of Saturday 1 July and runs into the small

for the Intercontinental GT Challenge Powered by Pirelli crews that missed the official test days to contest the Indianapolis 8 Hour. These take place at 11.00-12.00 and 13.00-14.50 and will be followed by the Bronze Test, which runs from 15.00