#CircuitPaulRicard

Opened in 1970 near Le Castellet in southern France, Circuit Paul Ricard is a versatile and highly technical track. Known for its long Mistral straight and distinctive blue and red run-off areas, it offers multiple layouts and modern facilities that make it a reference venue for endurance testing. Teams and manufacturers use it extensively to simulate long runs, evaluate reliability and fine-tune aerodynamic efficiency. Over the years it has hosted Formula 1, endurance racing, motorcycle grands prix and numerous development programs.

We'll tell the story of this circuit on the occasion of its anniversary or when it will reach a sufficient number of cars.

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