Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit de Mettet

About this circuit

The Circuit de Mettet, in Mettet in Namur province, measures 2.280 km and has 10 corners. You ride anticlockwise, with 7 left-hand and 3 right-hand corners. The track is 12 m wide; the straight extends for 609 m and reaches 14 m in width. Two corners are named: John Surtees and Fergus Anderson. The site also has a 1,149 m rallycross layout, a 1,428 m supermoto layout and a 226 m dirt track. An advanced rider laps between 1'12" and 1'19". At intermediate level, reference times range from 1'19" to 1'29". The lower paddock, Espace D'Hollander, covers more than 9,000 m² and has water points and electrical hook-ups. It is reserved for circuit users. The control tower houses the medical post and the La Piste bistro-brasserie on the 2nd floor. Overnight stays on site are prohibited from 19 h to 7 h. Arrival the day before after 19 h remains possible on request, with express permission and the organiser or their representative present. Under the circuit regulations, the limits are 94 dB in a static test and/or 101 dB in a dynamic test. Tests take place before entering the track and/or at random. You must wear a full-face helmet with a visor, a back protector, a leather suit, suitable boots and leather motorcycle track gloves. The visor must be lowered, the helmet fastened and the suit zipped up. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.