CIRCUIT ACCESS

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1 - Go to the following address: Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans

www.vinci-autoroutes.com

From Paris – 205 km (via A11)

from Nantes – 205 km – 1 hr 55 (via A11)

From Rennes – 160 km (via A81)

From Caen – 165 km (A88 and A28)

From Tours – 100 km (via A28)

From Alençon – 60 km (via A28)

2 – Where to park

Paid parking / Free parking

Camping is permitted in the following areas:

Ouest: Booking required

Panorama: Booking required

Tertre Rouge: Booking required

Maison Blanche: Booking required

1. Concentration: Booking required

There are several high-speed rail links to Le Mans from Paris and other major French cities.

From Paris Montparnasse - 54 mins

From Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport - 1 hr 40

From Orly airport – 1 hr 30

From Rennes - 1 hr 15

From Nantes - 1 hour 15 mins

From Lille - 2 hours 30 mins

From Lyon - 3 hours

From Marseille - 4 hours 45 mins

From Grenoble - 4 hours 15 mins

From Brussels - 3 hours 30 mins

From London - 4 hrs 30

Le Mans railway station: Place 8 Mai 1945, 72000 Le Mans

Take the tramway T1 to Antarès - Marie Marvingt Stadium (20 minutes)

Information and tickets:

- Tel: 3635

www.sncf-connect.com

SNCF railway stations and stores

SNCF Connect app

Tram:

Line T1, towards Antarès-Stade Marie Marvingt. From 05:30 to 01:00 all year round. Extra trams during the event. 20 mins from the railway station. 24 mins from République (city centre).

The east-side (East Gate) gate is 150 m from the Antarès-Stade Marie Marvingt stop.

Bus connections (bus stop a 15-minute walk from the circuit - northern entrance)

City centre ↔ Circuit: Line 5, Comtes du Maine stop to Oasis-Centre des Expositions terminus, then 15-minute walk.

For more information:

Tel: +33 (0)243 347 676

www.setram.fr.

1 - Taxi drop-off point: Rue des 24 heures in front of the North Gate

2 - Walk to Porte Nord (North Gate, 100 m)

3 - Show your ticket to enter the circuit

Partner Taxi companies:

- Radio Taxi Le Mans 24/7 - Tel: +33 (0)2 43 24 92 92

- ABC taxi - Tel: +33 (0)2 43 42 42 42

- Taxis alliance - Tel: +33 (0)2 43 42 13 76

- Central Taxis - Tel: +33 (0)2 43 88 88 88

The Le Mans-Arnage aerodrome is located right beside the circuit - IFR and ILS, 1420-metre runway.

For more information: +33 (0)2 43 84 00 43

For the 24 Heures Motos event, Cofiroute and ASF motorway networks will offer free toll access for Class 5 vehicles (motorcycles).

Free toll period:

From Friday, April 17, 2026 at 10:00 AM to Monday, April 20, 2026 at 10:00 AM.

Applicable routes:

• A11: between Saint-Arnoult and Le Mans, between Angers and Le Mans, and between Angers and Nantes

• A81: between Le Mans and La Gravelle (Vitré)

• A85: between Angers and Restigné

• A28: between Saint-Christophe-sur-le-Nais and Le Mans, and between Alençon and Le Mans

In addition, dedicated “Motorcycle Rest Areas” (« Relais Motos / Relais Motards Calmos ») will be set up at selected locations on routes serving Le Mans.

Organized by the Fondation VINCI Autoroutes in partnership with the FFMC, these areas aim to encourage riders to take regular breaks and raise awareness about fatigue and inattention through interactive activities.

Several entry gates (portes in French) are available for pedestrians:

- Annexe Gate

- CIK Bis

- East Gate

- North Gate

- Panorama Gate

- Maison Blanche Gate

- Tertre Rouge Gate

if you have a camping pitch, the colour of the route you should follow will be emailed to you before the event.

We will send you the Waze navigation link that corresponds to your route.

Ouest (formerly Bleu): reserved for motorcycles and vehicles less than 2 metres high. Open from 14:00 on Wednesday 15 April on presentation of admission passes and tickets for the Ouest camping area (12€ per motorcycle and €22 per vehicle less than 2 metres high).

Concentration: reserved for motorcycles and side-cars. Trailers are not permitted. Open from 09:00 on Thursday 16 April on presentation of the Concentration Pack or an admission ticket with the relevant supplement (Concentration €22 per person, Pack €95 before 16/11/2025 or limit to 2 000 places and €113 thereafter).

Tertre Rouge: reserved for motorcycles. Open from 09:00 on Thursday 16 April on presentation of admission passes and tickets for the Tertre Rouge camping area (49€ per motorcycle).

Panorama: reserved for motorcycles and vehicles less than 2 metres high. Open from 14:00 on Wednesday 15 April on presentation of admission passes and tickets for the Panorama camping area (12€ per motorcycle and €22 per vehicle less than 2 metres high).

Maison Blanche: motorcycles and camper vans or vehicles over 2 metres high. Open from 09:00 on Thursday 16 April on presentation of admission passes and tickets for the Maison Blanche camping area (€54 per motorcycle or €64 per camper van).

Caravans are not admitted to our camping areas.

Our camping areas are equipped with sanitary facilities and showers.

There are no electricity hook-ups. Small generators are, however, tolerated.

For safety reasons, hooking up to the electrical equipment provided for the organisers is prohibited.

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N.B : A ticket is required for all vehicles and spectators. Pitches are 35 m² for motor vehicles and 20m² for motorcycles

Camping areas for the 2026 24H Motos are as follows:

- Tertre Rouge: reserved for motorcycles – within the grounds

- Panorama : reserved for motorcycles and vehicles under 2 metres high - outside the grounds

- Concentration: reserved for motorcycles – within the grounds

- Ouest (formerly Bleu): reserved for motorcycles and vehicles under 2 metres high - outside the grounds

- Maison Blanche: reserved for motorcycles and camper vans – within the grounds

N.B : A ticket per vehicle and per spectator is required in all camping areas. The organisers reserve the right to refuse entry to any vehicle in breach of the safety rules. Tickets will not be refunded.

Follow the colour-coded signs: Red, Blue, Green, depending on the zone your camping area is in. Your ticket shows the colour that applies to your camping area. Show your camping ticket at the gate.

We recommend using Waze, which is updated with our traffic flow plans.

Failure to comply with Le Mans Circuits site regulations, drawn up in accordance with current legislation, and with the new measures adopted to implement the site regulations, may result in criminal prosecution, including fines and imprisonment, as well as additional penalties such as confiscation of the devices or equipment used or intended for use in committing the offence (especially article L332-1 et seq. of the French Sports Code and R1336-5 et seq. of the French Public Health Code).

Please abide by these regulations to ensure an enjoyable experience for all visitors.

To get to your car park, follow the colour-coded signs corresponding to your parking pass. Put your sticker in full view on your windscreen.

You will be shown to a space.

To get to your parking area, follow the colour-coded signs corresponding to your parking pass (Blue, Green, Orange). Put your sticker in full view on your windscreen.

You will be shown to a space.

To access the disabled parking areas (P7E on the Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans infield), please register first. You will be asked to show your ticket and your disabled persons pass. This car park is free, but you need to book a space for each day on ticket.24h-motos.com. Admission is not included with this booking.

We advise booking as soon as you can.

Follow the Orange route to reach the car park.

The car park is tarmacked. Camping is prohibited.