Bikers'Festival Ten good reasons not to miss Bikers’Festival 2026
This coming weekend, 15 and 16 August, motorcycles will take centre stage at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. The DG Sport Bikers’Festival brings together every type of motorcycle and every form of riding. An event you definitely shouldn’t miss, for plenty of good reasons…
1. The Grand Parade on Saturday evening
This is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the weekend! On Saturday at 5:40 pm, everyone takes to the track for the Grand Parade, bringing together both classic and modern motorcycles. It will still be possible to purchase a ‘Parade Pass’ on site, subject to availability, but it is safer to book online in advance so you don’t risk being left on the sidelines. One link: https://bikersfestival.be/spectateur/tickets/
2. Bikers’Village
An event within the event! Twelve importers will be present, along with numerous exhibitors offering motorcycle tours, equipment, parts for classic motorcycles, and much more. In short: a real open-air motorcycle show, right in the heart of the ‘most beautiful circuit in the world’. Definitely not to be missed!
3. 115 different motorcycles to test!
As part of Bikers’Village, visitors will have more opportunities than ever to test numerous models from the 12 participating brands. In total, no fewer than 115 motorcycles will be available to ride on a specially designed test route. Who’s next?
4. On track!
Throughout the weekend, riding sessions will follow one another, featuring everything from classic motorcycles and historic sidecars in the Bikers’Classics to the machines that take part in DG Sport’s Bikers’Days.
And it gets even better: on Saturday at 2:20 pm and Sunday at 1:40 pm, Grand Prix motorcycles will take to the track for the GP BIKES PARADE LAPS! Memories, memories…
5. Off track!
While there will be plenty of action on the 7-kilometre asphalt ribbon of the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, many motorcycles will also be heading out beyond the circuit during the weekend. With the Balade des 1000 Virages, Moto Trail Ardenne and a Francorchamps Enduro Tour, bringing together around 300 enduro riders on Sunday, the entire region will be immersed in the Bikers’Festival atmosphere. Participants in the Balade des 1000 Virages, Moto Trail Ardenne and Enduro will set off each day between 9:00 and 10:00 am from the starting arch in the heart of the paddock!
6. Kids’Zone
A paradise for motorcycle enthusiasts, the Bikers’Festival is also a great family day out. With its inflatable castle, face-painting stand and, above all, motorcycle tests for children featuring small KTM bikes, the Kids’Zone is unlikely to be quiet for long. After all, passion for motorcycles knows no age!
7. A star-studded line-up
One of the many highlights of the Bikers’Festival is the opportunity for fans to meet personalities who have left their mark on motorcycle racing history. For the 2026 edition, legend Randy Mamola, the ever-popular Didier de Radiguès, flamboyant Steve Parrish and the ‘man in green’, Alain Genoud, will all be there! They will take part in the GP BIKES PARADE LAPS, as well as signing and selfie sessions on Saturday at 11:30 am and 3:00 pm, and Sunday at 12:00 noon and 3:00 pm.
8. Stunt & Drift
When it comes to entertainment, the Bikers’Festival knows how to deliver! Once again, the quality will be top-notch with Frenchman Thibaut Nogues, an expert in Stunt & Drift. He will perform aboard a Kawasaki ZX6R and a Triumph Moto2! There will be three shows every day, at 11:00 am, 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Let the show begin!
9. The ‘classics’ are on the F1 side
One of the special features of the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is that it has two pit lanes rather than one. On the F1 side, the ‘classics’ will take centre stage, with an impressive collection of exceptional machines, as well as ‘engine concerts’ featuring motorcycle presentations and spectacular sound shows organised by the Amicale Spirit of Speed in Box 41, on Saturday at 1:35 pm and Sunday at 12:55 pm. Meanwhile, Box 33 will host an exhibition tracing the history of the Italian brand Moto Guzzi.
10. Dreams everywhere!
Among the must-see attractions at the Bikers’Festival, you simply cannot miss the KTM MotoGP bike from Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, normally ridden by Pedro Acosta. There will also be a WSBK simulator on the Kawasaki stand, motorcycle trail-riding introductions in the show area, and, of course… the Bikers’Party, scheduled for Saturday after the Grand Parade. The meeting point will be at the legendary ‘Arbre qui Tue’, at the foot of the Raidillon! And one final detail: motorcycle parking is completely free.
See you there!
