Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit d'Albi
Albi, France
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About this circuit
The Circuit d'Albi, in Albi in Occitanie, measures 3.551 km. This permanent circuit belongs to the town of Albi and runs around the aerodrome, which is still in operation. It was inaugurated in 1962. A beginner rider laps between 2'10" and 2'30". An experienced rider laps between 1'47" and 1'56". The A68 motorway passes 50 m away, Albi station is 2 km away and Toulouse-Blagnac airport is 45 min away, i.e. 83 km. Petrol stations and shops are nearby. The paddock covers 12,000 m² with a flat area of 300 m by 40 m, 44 numbered pit garages and 5 hospitality suites. Motorcycle days are organised by clubs. The operator publishes neither motorcycle equipment requirements nor a noise limit. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.
Circuit layout
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Practical info
Access
A68 motorway 50 m away; Albi station 2 km away; Toulouse-Blagnac airport 45 min away (83 km); petrol stations and shops nearby.
Parking
Paddock of 12,000 m² (flat area of 300 m × 40 m), 44 numbered pit garages and 5 hospitality suites.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Albi?
A68 motorway 50 m away; Albi station 2 km away; Toulouse-Blagnac airport 45 min away (83 km); petrol stations and shops nearby.
Where to stay near Albi?
Albi is located in Albi. Most riders book accommodation nearby the night before, to be fresh for the morning briefing and avoid riding in before track time.
Do I need a licence or insurance to ride at Albi?
It depends on each day at Albi: some organisers require a licence or supporting document, others only ask for a motorcycle driving licence and a waiver signed at the briefing. The exact condition is on each day's page. In all cases, your usual motorcycle insurance does not cover the track: a dedicated day (or annual) policy is strongly advised, and some organisers require it.
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