BY CAR / MOTORCYCLE

Spa-Francorchamps covers a large area, so setting your GPS to a specific entrance can help you find the best parking spot. Traffic is often heavy, especially on race days like Sundays, so plan accordingly. If you’re driving, expect relatively high toll fees and possible delays at toll booths, especially during peak times.

The circuit is easily accessible by car or motorbike from a wide range of neighbouring countries, making it particularly convenient for fans from France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Thanks to the extensive motorway network in the area, Spa-Francorchamps is one of the most reachable racing circuits in Europe.

From Brussels
Take the A3 motorway, then merge onto the A27/E42 towards Saarbrücken. Exit at EXIT 10 for Francorchamps.
The journey takes about 90 minutes.

From Düsseldorf / Cologne (Germany)
Take the A4 motorway and continue onto the A27/E42 towards Saarbrücken. Exit at EXIT 10 for Francorchamps.
The drive takes approximately 80 minutes.

From Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Take the A2 motorway toward Eindhoven/Maastricht. Connect to the A3 near Liège, then follow the A27/E42 towards Saarbrücken. Exit the motorway and take the N640 toward Francorchamps. The journey takes roughly 2 hours and 45 minutes.

From France
There are several routes from France. The drive from Paris takes approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes.

From Luxembourg
Follow the A7 motorway towards Liège, then take EXIT 11 – Malmedy. This trip takes about 90 minutes.