CIRCUIT ACCESS

The circuit gates will open at 4pm on Thursday 8 April 2027.

The camping areas will open on the morning of Thursday 8 April.

Address: Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans, Le Mans.

We strongly recommend checking in advance which type of ticket you have (car park, Camping Area, etc.) so that you can follow the route corresponding to the colour shown on your ticket. This will make your arrival easier and help keep traffic flowing smoothly around the circuit.

For the best route, use the Waze QR codes shown on your ticket. They will guide you directly to the correct entrance.

Indicative journey times:

1. Paris: 205 km, 2h10 (A11)
2. Nantes: 185 km, 1h50 (A11)
3. Caen: 165 km, 1h45 (A88 and A28)
4. Rennes: 160 km, 1h40 (A81)
5. Tours: 100 km, 1h (A28)
6. Alençon: 60 km, 45 min (A28)

No official carpooling service is available on our website.

However, you can of course make your own travel arrangements using external platforms such as BlaBlaCar.

Regional trains (TER): check the TER network map to find your nearest station.

High-speed trains (TGV): Le Mans railway station is served by direct TGV trains from many major cities:

1. Paris Montparnasse: 54 min
2. Rennes: 1h15
3. Nantes: 1h15
4. Orly Airport: 1h30
5. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport: 1h30
6. Lille: 2h30
7. Lyon: 3h
8. Brussels: 3h15
9. Grenoble: 4h15
10. Marseille: 4h30
11. London: 4h30

From Le Mans railway station, you can reach the circuit by tram: take line T1 towards Antarès – Stade Marie Marvingt and get off at the terminus to access the East Entrance (less than 20 minutes).

Tram:

1. Line T1, towards Antarès – Stade Marie-Marvingt: get off at the terminus, then walk 150 metres to the East Entrance.

Bus:

1. Line 5, towards Oasis – Centre des Expositions: get off at the terminus, then walk 15 minutes to the North Entrance.

More information:

1. Tel.: 02 43 34 76 76
2. Website: www.setram.fr

Several taxi companies provide services to the Bugatti Circuit, both day and night:

1. Radio Taxi Le Mans, available 24/7: 02 43 24 92 92
2. ABC Taxi: 02 43 42 42 42
3. Taxis Alliance: 02 43 21 23 05
4. Central Taxis: 02 43 88 88 88

We recommend booking your taxi in advance, particularly during the busiest periods of the event.

The taxi rank is located at the North Entrance to the circuit.

Le Mans – Arnage airfield is located immediately next to the circuit and has a 1,420-metre runway with IFR and ILS capabilities.

More information: 02 43 84 00 43

The 2027 maps will be available closer to the event.

The 2027 maps will be available closer to the event.

The 2027 maps will be available closer to the event.

We will provide you with all the information regarding access for 2027 in the coming months.

The circuit opening hours for 2027 are as follows:

1. Thursday 8 April: 4pm–midnight
2. Friday 9 April: 8am–2am
3. Saturday 10 April: Gates open at 7am
4. Sunday 11 April: Gates close at 6pm

The Camping Areas will open on Thursday 8 April in the morning and will remain accessible 24/7 until Monday 12 April, upon presentation of a valid entry ticket and Camping Area ticket.

The available Camping Areas are:

1. Épinettes: reserved for motorcycles only.
2. Concentration: reserved for motorcycles and sidecars only (trailers are not permitted).
3. Beauséjour: accessible to all types of vehicles.
4. Ouest: reserved for motorcycles and vehicles under 2 metres in height only.
5. Panorama: reserved for motorhomes and caravans only (motorcycles and cars on their own are not permitted).

We will get back to you in the coming months to provide you with all the information on Camping Areas.

The Camping Areas are accessible from Thursday 8 April to Monday 12 April at 12 noon.

Information about the route to follow will be provided closer to the event. We recommend using the Waze app.

Your ticket will be scanned at the entrance to the Camping Area and exchanged for a sticker.

Our Camping Areas have toilet and shower facilities.

However, they do not have electrical hook-ups; only small generators are permitted. For safety reasons, it is strictly forbidden to connect to any electrical equipment provided by the organisers.

Failure to comply with the Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans Regulations, drawn up in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations, as well as any new measures introduced to enforce them, may result in criminal proceedings, including fines and imprisonment. Additional penalties may also apply, such as the confiscation of equipment or materials used or intended to be used to commit the offence (in particular, Articles L332-1 et seq. of the French Sports Code and Articles R1336-5 et seq. of the French Public Health Code).

The Expo car park will be reserved for motorcycles, with a helmet storage facility and free parking.

The Raineries car park will be free of charge and reserved for cars.

We will get back to you in the coming months to provide you with all the information on parking areas.

No, there is no car park specifically reserved for motorhomes. Motorhomes are permitted in the Panorama and Beauséjour Camping Areas.

Information about bicycle parking will be communicated at a later date.

No, there is no car park specifically dedicated to carpooling.