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2026 Six Hours of Spa-Francorchamps – Full Race Results Revealed
Highlights
- #20 BMW M Team WRT won the 2026 Six Hours of Spa-Francorchamps
- Kevin Magnussen’s #15 BMW finished under two seconds behind winner
- Antonio Fuoco secured third place with #50 Ferrari AF Corse
- #21 Vista AF Corse won the LMGT3 category with three drivers
- #007 Aston Martin and #7 Toyota finished fourth and fifth respectively
- Several retirements impacted championship points and standings
The 2026 Six Hours of Spa-Francorchamps delivers a tight finish as BMW M Team WRT’s #20 wins. Robin Frijns takes the flag to conclude the World Endurance Championship’s second round.
Kevin Magnussen anchors the #15 BMW to second, less than two seconds behind. The result underscores BMW’s operational polish and long-run pace across a strategy-heavy six-hour contest.
BMW M Team WRT’s #20 wins Spa as Robin Frijns takes the flag.
Antonio Fuoco brings the #50 Ferrari AF Corse to third, completing the podium. The #007 Aston Martin Thor Team and #7 Toyota Racing follow, separated by narrow margins.
Further back, the #83 AF Corse Ferrari and #93 Peugeot TotalEnergies place sixth and seventh in Hypercar after steady stints and clean pit work.
Genesis Magma Racing’s #17, the Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA entry, and Toyota’s second car round out the overall top ten after disciplined, error-free execution.
Magnussen’s #15 BMW finishes within two seconds of victory.
In LMGT3, Vista AF Corse’s #21 wins through consistent stint management. Frédéric Heriau, Steven Mann, and Alessio Rovera beat the #10 Garage 59 McLaren and #27 Heart of Racing.
Vista AF Corse’s #21 secures LMGT3 victory with Heriau, Mann, and Rovera.
Attrition shapes the points picture. The #51 Ferrari AF Corse retires, and several other withdrawals compress the early championship order.
Reliability, traffic management, and tyre allocation prove decisive. Teams that protected track position during key pit cycles unlock race control as the final hours compress.
BMW leaves Spa with momentum, yet Ferrari, Aston Martin, and Toyota remain firmly in the fight. Margins are slender, and every execution detail carries championship significance.
The calendar now moves forward with a tightly bunched field. Expect aggressive development, refined procedures, and conservative risk profiles as manufacturers chase incremental gains.
Visual Summary
🏁 BMW WRT
Robin Frijns
Robin Frijns
BMW WRT
Ferrari AF Corse
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BMW #20
Frijns / WRT
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BMW #15
Magnussen / WRT
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Ferrari #50
Fuoco / AF Corse
BMW 1-2
Ferrari 3rd
Just 1.9s separated the BMWs at the chequered flag.
Ferrari, Aston Martin & Toyota hunt close behind. Rivalry heating up!
Ferrari, Aston Martin & Toyota hunt close behind. Rivalry heating up!
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Vista AF Corse GT3 winners
Heriau / Mann / Rovera
🥈 Garage 59 McLaren #10
🥉 Heart of Racing Aston Martin #27
🚗BMW
🚗Ferrari
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Championship climb is ON. BMW leads, but Ferrari, Aston, Toyota are in hot pursuit.
Every race, every point counts!
Every race, every point counts!
Six Hours of Spa delivered close fights, heartbreak & heroic drives.
The race for the 2026 WEC championship is wide open. Who’s your pick for the next round?
James William covers the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, from the Rolex 24 at Daytona to sprint-race formats. His reports include prototype performance reviews, GT class battles, and pit-stop strategy insights for endurance-racing fans.
