50 years ago, in June 1970, the last F1 Belgian Grand Prix took place on the old 14.98km track! With his BRM, Pedro Rodriguez won the race whereas Jacky Ickx suffered from mechanical problems with his Ferrari 💥 The Belgian rider still ranked 8th! 🤩🏎 What time do you think pilots would race on this old track today? #ShareTheBelgianExperience 🇧🇪 | Spa Grand Prix

The 1970 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps marked the end of an era for one of motorsport’s most fearsome circuits. At 14.1 kilometers long, the old Spa layout snaked through public roads and countryside villages, demanding absolute commitment at speeds exceeding 320 km/h. Drivers faced sweeping bends like Burnenville and Blanchimont with minimal runoff, racing between stone walls, trees, and open fields — a test of bravery and precision unmatched in Grand Prix history. It was the final Fo

Kevin Magnussen’s major crash at the 2016 Belgian Grand Prix happened at the high-speed Eau Rouge corner when his Renault lost grip over the kerbs, sending him spinning into the tyre barriers at significant speed, causing a red flag but miraculously allowing him to walk away with only a small cut to his left ankle, leading to precautionary hospital checks, as the safety cell held strong despite the massive impact #f1 #f125 #formula1 #formulaone #f12025 | F1Wow

3.7M views · 45K reactions | Two chaotic starts, a season-changing crash and so much more - this is the 1998 Belgian Grand Prix  | F1 | Facebook