Belgium GP

Grandstand Gold 8 provides the ideal vantage point from which to watch the start of the race as the cars speed through their brief run into the first bend at the La Source hairpin in Turn 1. You will be able to observe the cars from a front-on angle throughout the race.

What to Expect:

• Clear view of the winning ceremony post-race

• Extremely small distance between you and the pit exit and pit lane

Gold 7 Grandstand, which is next to Gold 8, offers views of the La Source hairpin and the straight down the descent to Eau Rouge. You have to see it to believe it when you witness the steep ascent of Eau Rouge. On the departure of La Source, where cars are frequently side-by-side, there are some legendary overtakes.

What to Expect:

• Closer to the track than Gold 8

• Not the best view of the start/finish, with some obstruction in the form of fencing

Sitting in Silver 1 will allow you to see cars accelerate to speeds of up to 300 kph and maintain a flat surface between Raidillon and Eau Rouge. Silver 1 is located on the downhill straight before Eau Rouge. The F1 Fan Zone, which is located directly behind Silver 1, offers a wide selection of food and beverages.

What to Expect:

• Uncovered seating

• Views of cars picking up a lot of speed very quickly

With the addition of a cover to aid with Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps's bad weather, Gold 2 offers comparable views of the straight-downhill descent from La Source into Eau Rouge as Silver 1 does. Like Silver 1, Gold 2 has the F1 Fan Zone with all the conveniences behind it.

What to Expect:

• A huge, panoramic view of the circuit (as long as you're lucky enough to sit in the central section)

• Covered, comfortable seating

Silver 2 is positioned close to the previous two grandstands as we continue to descend the first sector of Spa, while the gradient of the track starts to rise into Eau Rouge. You will undoubtedly be awestruck as you see the F1 and support series vehicles exert every effort to make the best entry and exit into Eau Rouge.

What to Expect:

• Stunning views of the Eau Rouge end of the circuit

• Some unfortunate uncovered seating

At the summit of Eau Rouge are the stands Gold 3 and 4. In addition to providing the best view of vehicles approaching Eau Rouge, this location's lofty vantage point also allows you to see Turn 1 and parts of the final Bus Stop chicane at the opposite end of the circuit. There will also be a DJ booth near these stands.

What to Expect:

• Great, clear, and comfortable views of the much-coveted Eau Rouge end

• A breathtakingly thrilling distance from the circuit at Gold 4

The Combes grandstand, which is located at the conclusion of the Kemmel straight, provides a view of the side-by-side action. Located just next to the main grandstands at the bends of Les Combes and Malmedy, these seats provide an excellent view of all the thrilling race action.

What to Expect:

• Some intense braking action to enter Turn 5 as the cars check in from a main straight

• Uncovered seating, unfortunately

Situated at the top of Turn 10, you can observe the vehicles as they make their way through the challenging Les Combes chicane and turn into the turn's sweeping downhill corner. With the sun starting to set later and later, you can enjoy an Instagram-friendly perspective of the circuit and the cars from this elevated part of the track.

What to Expect:

• A great photo-op for those wanting to capture the cars in all their speeding glory

• Clear, unobstructed, yet not the most exciting of views

The Speed Corner grandstand, as its name suggests, is located at one of the quickest viewing points on the track. You can get a true sense of the Spa circuit from this grandstand. As drivers compete for the best entry into the fast sector 3 after the speed bend, you will see the vehicles plastered to the track.

What to Expect:

• Bear witness to some tight speeding after cars pass the bend

• Uncovered (and uncomfortable) seating

The Bus Stop Chicane, the track's last turn, is where Gold 6 is located. This portion of the circuit has seen numerous modifications through the years, and it currently has a strong braking right-hand corner into a tight left-hander into the start/finish straight. It’s a great place for hardcore race fans.

What to Expect:

• Prepare for some overtakes, perfectly-timed brakes, and more technical racing action

• A faceful of the fence if you're in the lower rows

Golds 1 and 9 provide the best views of the starting grid and the pit lane from their seats along the main straight. You can enjoy watching the teams work on the vehicles and complete pit stops in under three seconds during Free Practice, Qualifying, or the actual race.

What to Expect:

• One of the most elongated views of the circuit - complete with even the podium and the parc ferme

• Great for most of the pit lane action as well

This grandstand, reserved especially for individuals between the ages of 17 and 27, will provide you with an excellent perspective of the Blanchimont stretch of the track. A DJ booth similar to the ones in grandstands Gold 3 and 4 is playing music in between sessions, adding to the already intense ambiance.

What to Expect:

• All the advantages the General Admission gets you, and more

• An exciting party vibe like nowhere else!

The Silver 3 seating option for the Belgian Grand Prix is one of the most popular options for fans looking to get in on the action. The Pouhon grandstand perfectly captures the spirit of Spa-Francorchamps with its views of the circuit's undulations and the magnificent Ardennes woodland serving as a backdrop.

What to Expect:

• The cars navigating a tight curve right beside you

• Unfortunately, quite a distance away from the F1 Village and all the off-track action there