18 September 2027
Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit de Mirecourt
Juvaincourt, France
100 dB ride-by
Checked on 18/09/2026
About this circuit
The Circuit de Mirecourt, in Juvaincourt in Grand Est, is 3.75 km long and has 14 corners. A beginner rider laps between 1'55" and 2'10", an experienced rider between 1'39" and 1'43". From Nancy, take the N57 towards Remiremont, then follow signs for Mirecourt. The circuit is at Aéropole Sud Lorraine, in Juvaincourt. You can park in a large free car park. The paddock covers 1.5 ha and offers 27 pit garages for hire to keep your motorcycle under cover. A petrol station supplies SP98 on site, so you can refuel without leaving the circuit. A food truck provides catering and showers are available on site. The noise limit is 100 dB in dynamic testing: the test measures the motorcycle's noise during the track session. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.
Circuit layout
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Practical info
Facilities & services
Catering by food truck.
Access
From Nancy: N57 towards Remiremont, then follow signs for Mirecourt. Aéropole Sud Lorraine, in Juvaincourt.
Parking
Large free car park. 27 pit garages for hire across a 1.5 ha area. SP98 petrol station on site.
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Organisers running track days at Circuit de Mirecourt
Organisers who scheduled a day on this circuit in the last 12 months or upcoming. The number is their days over the period.
Price of a track day at Circuit de Mirecourt
175 € to 279 €/ rider
The range most prices fall into, across 59 track days since 1 November 2025 (excluding extremes). The price depends on the group, the organiser and the options (coaching, rental, insurance); it is shown on each track day’s page.
Understanding the price of a trackday →Upcoming trackdays
19 September 2027
Circuit de Mirecourt — Accès Piste Moto — 19 September 2027
Frequently asked questions
What is the noise limit at Mirecourt?
Mirecourt enforces a 100 dB noise limit, checked with a sound meter on arrival. Above it you may be turned away, so check your exhaust level (and your db-killer) before you come.
How much does a motorcycle track day at Mirecourt cost?
Track days at Mirecourt range from about €175 to €279 per day, depending on the organiser, the level group and the options (coaching, rental, insurance).
How do I get to Mirecourt?
From Nancy: N57 towards Remiremont, then follow signs for Mirecourt. Aéropole Sud Lorraine, in Juvaincourt.
What facilities are available at Mirecourt?
Mirecourt offers in particular: Showers, Catering. Exact services may vary depending on the day's organiser.
Where to stay near Mirecourt?
Mirecourt is located in Juvaincourt. Most riders book accommodation nearby the night before, to be fresh for the morning briefing and avoid riding in before track time.
Can beginners ride at Mirecourt?
Yes: 2 upcoming day(s) at Mirecourt open a Beginner group, with a briefing, sessions separate from experienced riders and, depending on the organiser, on-track coaching. Check the minimum level and required gear on the day's page.
Which organisers run track days at Mirecourt?
10 organiser(s) scheduled days at Mirecourt over the last twelve months or upcoming, including Team Performance 55, AK Racing, Passion Vitesse, Accès Piste Moto, Trackdays.be. Each has its own groups, prices and rules: compare them from their pages.
When is the next track day at Mirecourt?
The next day at Mirecourt is scheduled on 18 September 2027, run by Accès Piste Moto. 2 date(s) are on the calendar: see the list above for prices and groups.
Do I need a licence or insurance to ride at Mirecourt?
It depends on each day at Mirecourt: 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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