Spa classic 2027

[Heaveho]

Anyone else going to this? Just booked my usual stay over about 15 mins from the track, trying to sort out ferries now. The North Shields to Amsterdam ferry ran every night the last time I went a couple of years ago, so hoping nothing's changed.

[phil1967]

I am thinking of going to the September 6 hours classic. Where is your stay you mentioned?

[Turbobanana]

I'm considering it.

I took my 18 year old son to the 24hrs this year in June, and we fell in love with the place. We camped at Les Combes, which I think is not an option for the Classic, so may look at somewhere else.

I assume you're travelling from somewhere more northerly than me (Milton Keynes), as we did the Eurotunnel, drove through France and via Bruxelles, which was just under 4 hours non-stop.

As the poster above said, it would be good to know which town you stay in as that might be more appealing than camping, and with it not being a 24hr we wouldn't necessarily need to be on site the whole time.

[Heaveho]

phil1967 said:

I am thinking of going to the September 6 hours classic. Where is your stay you mentioned?

I stay in a village called Jalhay. Easy run from there to the circuit.

[Heaveho]

Turbobanana said:

I'm considering it.

I took my 18 year old son to the 24hrs this year in June, and we fell in love with the place. We camped at Les Combes, which I think is not an option for the Classic, so may look at somewhere else.

I assume you're travelling from somewhere more northerly than me (Milton Keynes), as we did the Eurotunnel, drove through France and via Bruxelles, which was just under 4 hours non-stop.

As the poster above said, it would be good to know which town you stay in as that might be more appealing than camping, and with it not being a 24hr we wouldn't necessarily need to be on site the whole time.

I'm in Newcastle, so the North Shields to Amsterdam ferry makes sense for me. It's about a 15 minute run to the circuit from Jalhay, and a very easy route.