<h2 class="title2-cms">Motorcycle track days at the Le Mans circuit</h2> <p>Le Mans... There's a name that inspires dreams! You immediately think of the Dunlop curve, the La Chapelle bend, the Chemin aux Boeufs chicane… All these names are associated with the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the French Grand Prix, the two main motorcycle events hosted at the Le Mans circuit.</p> <p>The Le Mans circuit is 4.180 km long. The route has four left-hand bends and nine right. A few years ago, Mick Doohan described the route as a "rocking horse", considering it as just a sequence of acceleration and heavy braking. This was a very unfair criticism – on the contrary, the Le Mans circuit requires a very fine focus on the line. The route is an endless source of pleasure!</p> <h2 class="title2-cms">Practical information for riding at the Le Mans circuit</h2> <ul class="list-cms"><li>Option of free camping in the paddock. WCs and sanitation facilities are freely available.</li> <li>Noise limit: <span style="color:#d0121a;"><strong>100 dB</strong></span>. original exhaust or dbkiller are mandatory</li> <li>Free access for accompanying persons.</li> <li>Option of hiring a pit box.</li> <li>Catering: snack bar in the paddock (meals not included in the registration fee).</li> <li>Service station 3 km from the circuit.</li> <li>Note that the Le Mans railway station is about 5 km from the circuit and there is a direct tram link.</li> <li>For discounted prices on travel to the Le Mans circuit, contact Ludovic or Yvan.</li> </ul>

<h2 class="title2-cms">Motorcycle track days at the Magny-Cours circuit.</h2> <p>Located near Nevers in Nièvre, this circuit is famous for hosting the final of the world Superbike and Supersport championships every year.  There's no doubt that the Magny-Cours circuit lives up to the event…</p> <p>The Bol d'Or was also held at Magny-Cours from 2000 to 2014.</p> <p>It was at Magny-Cours that Sébastien Charpentier won his second World Supersport Championship in 2006.</p> <p>Naturally, the motorcycle track days organised by First On Track take place on the Grand Prix or "F1" track, which is 4.441 km long.  The track width varies from 10 to 18 metres.  The track has seven left-hand bends and nine right.</p> <p>Fast and technical, the layout of the Magny-Cours circuit is very demanding.</p> <h2 class="title2-cms">Practical information for riding at the Magny-Cours circuit</h2> <ul class="list-cms"><li>Option of free camping in the paddock. WCs and sanitation facilities are freely available.</li> <li>Free access for accompanying persons.</li> <li>Option of hiring a pit box</li> <li>Catering: snack bar for lunch (meals not included in the registration fee).</li> <li>Service station in the paddock, card payments only.</li> </ul>

<h2 class="title2-cms">Motorcycle track days at the Magny-Cours circuit.</h2> <p>Located near Nevers in Nièvre, this circuit is famous for hosting the final of the world Superbike and Supersport championships every year.  There's no doubt that the Magny-Cours circuit lives up to the event…</p> <p>The Bol d'Or was also held at Magny-Cours from 2000 to 2014.</p> <p>It was at Magny-Cours that Sébastien Charpentier won his second World Supersport Championship in 2006.</p> <p>Naturally, the motorcycle track days organised by First On Track take place on the Grand Prix or "F1" track, which is 4.441 km long.  The track width varies from 10 to 18 metres.  The track has seven left-hand bends and nine right.</p> <p>Fast and technical, the layout of the Magny-Cours circuit is very demanding.</p> <h2 class="title2-cms">Practical information for riding at the Magny-Cours circuit</h2> <ul class="list-cms"><li>Option of free camping in the paddock. WCs and sanitation facilities are freely available.</li> <li>Free access for accompanying persons.</li> <li>Option of hiring a pit box</li> <li>Catering: snack bar for lunch (meals not included in the registration fee).</li> <li>Service station in the paddock, card payments only.</li> </ul>