Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit de Bresse

About this circuit

The Circuit de Bresse, in Frontenaud in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, measures 3 km and has 12 corners. Its car and motorcycle track is 12 m wide and runs clockwise. Configurations range from 1,200 to 3,000 m, across 2 layouts. The layout combines slow corners with medium-speed or fast bends. The longest straight measures 510 m. The épingle de l'Autoroute is the slowest corner; the S des stands follows. A beginner rider laps between 1'47" and 2'04". An experienced rider laps between 1'28" and 1'35". Pit garages of 50 or 100 m² are available to hire. Staying overnight on site is prohibited between 20 h and 8 h, unless an exemption is granted subject to conditions. The circuit restaurant opens according to track activity. It welcomes both circuit customers and outside visitors. According to the circuit rules, the limit is 95 dB throughout the site. For motorcycles and sidecars, the static test is carried out at 60 % of maximum engine speed, 0.6 m from the exhaust, with a dynamic test as well. You must remove or tape over lights, indicators, mirrors and the number plate. Required equipment includes a leather suit or a 2-piece suit that can be joined together, a back protector, boots, leather gloves and a full-face helmet. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.