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Works Francorchamps

 

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Mobility

The Formula 1 Rolex Belgian Grand Prix 2024 event will take place from 25 to 28 July. In order to facilitate mobility, the construction site will be suspended for the duration of the event and traffic will be reopened in both directions in the rue de Spa.
The circuit is accessible from exit 10 Francorchamps or exit 11 Malmedy. Follow the various dynamic signs that are set up by the Police Zone. 

Due to the expected crowds, allow plenty of time to arrive at the venue. 

From the following week, traffic will be diverted again as for the whole of phase 1 of the work.

 

Detours

Phase 1 and Phase 2 drainage work: Allow extra time for your journey, follow the detour in place and instructions from the Police. 
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Work

Launch of the renovation work for the Francorchamps crossing (N62 - Stavelot)

 

The renovation work on the Francorchamps crossing began on 4 March. This project will extend from the "Trou Hennet" roundabout to the "La Source" roundabout. The work will take place in several phases and will impact normal traffic conditions.

Specifically, the work will involve:

  • creating pavements on both sides of the road;
  • creating a two-way cycle path on one side of the road;
  • completely upgrading the road (sub-base, foundation, surface) to  create two traffic lanes and occasional parking spaces.

The work will be carried out in several phases: 

  • 1st half of 2024: completion of section 3: drainage work and road upgrading along the Route du Circuit.
  • 2nd half of 2024: completion of section 2: drainage work and road upgrading at the Bruyères crossroads and Rue de Pommard.
  • 1st half 2025: completion of section 1: drainage work and road upgrading along the Rue de Spa.

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The work is managed by the Wallonia Public Service Mobility and Infrastructures (SPW MI) and AIDE. The public procurement procedure awarded the contract for the work to the Roher Gehlen - Nelles Frères consortium.

 

The total cost of the work amounts to nearly €7,300,000 (incl. VAT), broken down as follows: 

  • approximately €4,900,000 incl. VAT to be borne by SPW Mobility and Infrastructures;
  • approximately €2,390,000 incl. VAT to be borne by AIDE.

The project is expected to last for 240 working days, subject to any unpredictable delays on site.