Given the success of the 2023 Spa 24 Hours Endurance-Info Guide, we had planned to repeat the experience this year, but the proximity to the 24 Hours of Le Mans complicated things.
We therefore decided to skip this year in order to come back in 2025 with new ideas. Finally, last Sunday at 12 p.m., we decided to put together a guide for the Centenary of the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa.
A daring bet? Yes because everything was put together in two days. Tuesday 12 p.m., 140 pages make up the Endurance-Info Guide to the 24 Hours of Spa.
For reasons of timing, we initially decided to only include the practical side with plans, timetables and the entry list. Little by little, the guide grew in volume with more in-depth articles. You will therefore find:
- Schedules
- How to follow the race
- All plans
- Understanding the race with regulatory information
- ROWE Racing wants to match Vitaphone Racing
- When the history of the 24 Hours of Spa returns to the track
- 20 years ago the 24 Hours of Spa
- The ten official posters for the 2024 24 Hours of Spa
- The flags
- The wave-by procedure
- Spark goes on centenary time
- CrowdStrike, the partner who does not hesitate to take to the track
- Pascal Witmeur, the man in the van at the 24 Hours of Spa
- Richard Virenque and the 24 Hours of Spa
- Derek Latet, a helmet or nothing
- Marc VDS, the return of the feline
- Jan Heylen, the Belgian ‘American’ pilot and cafe owner
- Everything you need to know about those involved
The Spa 24 Hours Endurance-Info Guide is FREE and will be updated during the week with photos and times.
The 2024 Spa 24 Hours Endurance-Info Guide is available HERE
Given the very tight timing, the guide may contain some errors. Don’t hesitate to let us know, we’ll win you subscriptions to Endurance-Info. -
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