Parking

• Parking at the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa is charged. Plan your journey to the race well in advance and choose the most suitable car park according to the grandstand you plan to go to. It is impossible to park in any other car park than the one for which the purchased card is valid.
• The parking card is always valid for one day. It is possible to purchase a different card for each day. The uniform price of the parking cards is always 20 EUR. You can buy the card in advance, but we recommend you buy it directly at the event, depending on which stand you decide to use.
• You cannot stop anywhere in the parking area. The parking lot attendant will always guide you to the most suitable place. It is a good idea to be considerate and respect their instructions. Their aim is to get you and other fans to your stand as soon as possible.
• Also bear in mind that you cannot leave any means of transport in the car park overnight. This applies to cars as well as motorbikes. Otherwise, you risk having your motorbike or car towed away.

Yellow Zone

The more remote parking area is east for visitors going to the grandstands around the chicane, the finish straight and the entire stretch from the first hairpin to the legendary Eau Rouge.

Blue Zone

The blue parking lot is the closest to the most attractive grandstands around the home straight, the chicane and along the entire stretch from the first hairpin to the legendary Eau Rouge. It serves mainly VIP card holders, team, and paddock card holders. If you have a standard ticket, use the yellow car park, which is just a short distance away.

Red Zone

The parking area on the south side of the circuit is suitable for the stands in the Blainchimont section.

Green Zone

The parking areas on the east side of the circuit are suitable for the natural grandstands around the Les Combes, Malmedy, Rivage and Pouhon corners. The same goes for the Combes 1-2-3-4 and Speed Corner grandstands.

Motorbike parking

The parking provided for motorbikes is closer than the public car parks. Otherwise, the same rules apply tomotorbikes, and a daily parking pass must be purchased.

Park & Ride

You can also ride your bike to the Belgian F1 Spa! Use the Park & Ride service and park five kilometres north of the circuit. There are four different types of routes with different levels of difficulty. You can then conveniently park your bike near the most prestigious car parking area. You must book a parking pass for the Park & Ride in advance. You can then park your car and bike for free at the circuit.

Bike parking is located on the west side of the circuit near the yellow and blue parking zones and on the south side of the circuit near the Blanchimont section.