New date for the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026: 17–19 July 2026, same energy

The Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026 will take place from 17 to 19 July 2026 at Spa-Francorchamps. The event has been moved one week earlier compared to 2025, while keeping everything that makes it so special.

New date for the Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026: 17–19 July 2026, same energy

The Moët & Chandon Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix 2026 will take place from 17 to 19 July 2026 at Spa-Francorchamps. The event has been moved one week earlier compared to 2025, while keeping everything that makes it so special.

New date, same energy.

Spa-Francorchamps, one of the most iconic circuits on the Formula 1 calendar, will once again deliver an unforgettable race weekend filled with passion and adrenaline. The new mid-July slot brings a summer atmosphere while maintaining the same intensity on track and in the grandstands.

A unique highlight adds to this edition: on Sunday 19 July 2026, after the Grand Prix, fans will also be able to watch the FIFA World Cup Final, broadcast on-site to extend an already exceptional day.

Fans can expect:

  • a legendary circuit with world-famous corners
  • an unmatched atmosphere with international fans
  • a full experience combining sport and entertainment

17–19 July 2026: new date, same energy… even more to experience.

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Bronze tickets correspond to general admission. They give you access to the Bronze areas (the pedestrian areas around the circuit, where you can walk around).

Bronze tickets do not give you access to an assigned seat in the stands.

Silver and Gold tickets give you access to the Bronze areas as well as an assigned seat in the stands. Silver tickets give you access to a Silver stand, which you must choose when purchasing, and Gold tickets give you access to a Gold stand, which must also be chosen when purchasing.

Weekend tickets give you access to the circuit on all three days of the event: Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The Gold 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 stands are covered.

Grandstand Silver 4 is covered.
All other stands are uncovered.

Yes, grandstand seats are numbered and allocated for each day. For example, if you have a weekend ticket, you will have the same seat on all 3 days.

However, there is an exception for the ‘17-27 Blanchimont’ stand, which does not have numbered seats and is open seating.