2026 FIM Endurance World Championship (EWC) Bol d'Or

The Bol d'Or returns to Circuit Paul Ricard for the 2026 FIM Endurance World Championship season finale from 17–20 September. Expect 24-hour motorcycle endurance racing, a paddock village, and official fan services on site.

Organisers publish a full "Règlement particulier" with accreditation rules, paddock access windows and the official schedule on the event website. Circuit Paul Ricard provides visitor information and on-site services for spectators.

A classic 24-hour endurance race and season finale at Circuit Paul Ricard, the Bol d'Or is as much about team strategy and night racing as it is about outright speed. The paddock and fan village add a full weekend of on-track action and team access.

What makes it worth the trip:

• Night racing and pit-stop strategy deliver continuous action not seen at typical sprint events.
• Official paddock access and team zones let fans see mechanics, rider changes and close-up machinery.
• The Paul Ricard venue offers clear sightlines, a large fan village and regular event services.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive early to secure paddock access and choose a grandstand or natural bank with good visibility of the main straight and pit lane. Check the event's official "Règlement particulier" for accreditation windows and paddock pass rules; book accommodation in Le Castellet or nearby Toulon/Hyères well in advance.