Michael Schumacher has won the race a record breaking 6 times.

Valtteri Bottas holds the lap record with a time of 1:46.286 in 2018.

By Car

Taking the Eurotunnel is the best way if you want to take your own car from the UK to Spa and have the freedom to explore in the fabulous Ardennes region, not to mention driving on part of the original Spa-Francorchamps circuit. Services run up to 4 times an hour taking you and up to 8 others from Folkstone in Kent to Calais in about 35 minutes. Once across the Channel, it’s roughly a 3 and a half hour drive to the F1 circuit in Spa.

By Train

The easiest way to get to the Grand Prix by public transport is to take the train to Verviers-Central station, about 30km from the circuit, and then get the bus which leaves from just outside the station. These are the regular TEC buses (routes 395 and 294) which run more frequently during race weekend. The first bus to the circuit is at 7.40am and the last bus returning to Verviers is at 6.40pm.

By Bike

Cycling to the circuit is a great way to avoid the worst of the traffic congestion and now that there’s a park and bike option it’s never been easier. Park your car at the car park in Stavelot (Avenue André Grégoire) and then cover the remaining 6km by peddle power. At the track, there’s a dedicated bike park near the Blanchimont entrance.