Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit de Clastres

About this circuit

Circuit de Clastres, in Clastres in Hauts-de-France, is 1.973 km long and has 14 corners in the configuration described here. You ride clockwise, with 6 left-hand and 8 right-hand corners. The longest straight reaches 425 m. The rules provide for configurations of 1,973 m, 2,450 m and 2,700 m, at the organiser's choice. Named corners include L'Épingle and Grand Gauche. On the 1,973 m layout, a beginner rider laps between 1'17" and 1'29". An experienced rider laps between 1'02" and 1'08". Track users enter through gate no. 2, known as porte de Clastres, on the former air base in Aisne. The main paddock covers 5,000 m² and the secondary paddock 1,700 m². Staying overnight on site the evening before is possible if the overnight access option has been booked. Showers are available. A 20 m² catering preparation room is offered as an option, with no public catering advertised. The site has a medical centre and an ambulance. According to the circuit rules, the limit is 95 dB(A), measured in a static test at the exhaust at 60 % of engine speed, before access to the track. You must wear a full-face helmet with a visor, a leather suit and a level 2 EN1621.2 back protector. A valid driving licence or sports licence, along with third-party liability insurance, is required. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.