TRACKS
TEMPLES OF SPEED AND FUN
Spa Francorchamps
A regular theatre of the F1 Grand Prix of Belgium, this legendary track, a little more than 7 km, well deserves its official status of "the most beautiful circuit in the world". This global label for the Spa loop is rarely disputed and must be due to its undulating profile, to its quick turns, with its famous and unique Raidillon, of course, but also to a natural and majestic setting, in the middle of forests of fir trees in which the noise of the engines resonate. A real jewel constantly adapted to the very latest in FIA safety standards with an infrastructure as well maintained as the legend.
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Length: 7004 metres
Corners: 21
Source: https://www.spa-francorchamps.be/en/presentation / Google Earth
Zolder
4 kilometres of asphalt, 10 curves of which 3 chicanes, a daring Sacramentsheuvel and 2 long straights. Circuit Zolder’s highly technical track has always created a challenge for man and machine. This going back to its early beginnings (in the meantime more than 50 years ago), passing over the Formula 1 years of the ‘70s and ‘80s, right through to the present day.
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Length: 4000 metres
Corners: 10
Source: https://www.circuit-zolder.be/en/the-track/en/presentation / Google Earth
Mettet
Officially opened on March 12, 2010, the Circuit Jules Tacheny was built on a 34.6-acre site with a 13-metre slope over natural hills that guarantee a panoramic view of the entire track.
The circuit, suitable for both cars and motorbikes, is unique insofar as it can be set up according to who is using it and for what purpose: the event organiser can choose to use one chicane or another as needed.
A hard shoulder around the whole of the track is ideal for cars requiring attention mid-race, emergency services, and of course, reporters.
Its technical track, quality infrastructure and central location in Belgium mean the circuit Jules Tacheny is a favourite among fans, top-level competitors and the best motorsports training schools, as well as for unforgettable free-wheeling experiences.
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Length: 2280 metres
Corners: 10
Source: https://www.circuit-mettet.be/en/the-circuit / Google Earth