Le Mans Bugatti

The Le Mans Bugatti Circuit is a permanent motorsports circuit located south of the city of Le Mans, France. Although it hosts car and truck races, it is best known for its motorcycle events. It is also used for non-motorcycle endurance events such as the 24 Heures Roller and the 24 Heures Vélo.

It should not be confused with the Circuit des 24 Heures, a temporary track with which it shares the pits and about a third of its layout.

Built in 1965 under the leadership of Jacques Finance, President of the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO) Sporting Commission, and Jean-Marie Lelièvre, President of the ACO, the Bugatti circuit underwent numerous modifications. The "Garage Vert" was the first corner to undergo a slight modification in the late 1970s.

Source: Wikipedia.

Location

Le Mans, France

Track length

4.185 km

Elevation (min – max)

49 m – 84 m

Width (min/max/avg)

9.6 m / 16.7 m / 11.7 m

Top speed

275 km/h

Sectors

4

Number of corners

14

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