le Mans
Grand Prix de France
10-12 May 2024
Le Mans
#FrenchGP
Grand Prix de France
10-12 May 2024

Le Mans
#FrenchGP

Photo credit: motogp.com

TRACK DATA

Pole position: Left
Length: 4.185 km
Width: 13 m
Corners: 14 (9 right, 5 left)
Longest Straight: 674 m
Constructed: 1966
Modified: 2008



All Time Record:  2020
J. Masia (SPA) 
1'41.399 - 148.5 km/h

Best Race Lap:  2023 
A. Sasaki (JAP)
1'41.476 - 148.4 km/h

Best Pole:  2020
J. Masia (SPA)
1'41.399 - 148.5 km/h

Top Speed: 2022
D. Oncu (TUR)
227.6 km/h


HISTORY

Bugatti Circuit is a permanent race track located within Circuit des 24 Heures, named after Ettore Bugatti. The circuit uses a part of the larger circuit and a separate, purpose-built section. The sections of track on the Bugatti Circuit that are on the Circuit des 24 Heures include the Ford Chicane at the end of the lap, the pit complex, and the straight where the Dunlop Tyres bridge is located. At this point in the overlapping section of the tracks there is a left right sweep that was added for motorcycle safety in 2002. Vehicles turning to the left continue onto the Circuit des 24 Heures, toward Tertre Rouge and Mulsanne, vehicles turning to the right at La Chapelle will continue the Bugatti Circuit. The infield section features Garage Vert, a back straight, the 'S' du Garage Bleu, and Raccordement, which joins back at the Ford chacane.
The track was home base for Pescarolo Sport, founded by famous French driver Henri Pescarolo. The circuit also hosts the 24 Hours of Le Mans motorcycle race, and a round of the MotoGP Championship.

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