2026 Grand Prix de l'Âge d'Or
This event has finished.
The 2027 edition runs 4 to 6 June.
Why You Should Go
See an authentic, long-running historic race meeting with extensive paddock access at Dijon‑Prenois.
Format
Three-Day Event
Crowd
Predominantly classic-car enthusiasts, restorers, families and regional motorsport fans, busiest on race day afternoons.
Vibe
Laid-back, detail-focused historic motorsport with hands-on paddock atmosphere and specialist vendors.
About This Event
Three days of historic racing and paddock access at Circuit Dijon‑Prenois, featuring Peter Auto's Le Mans Classic Series identity and a wide range of classic race categories. The meeting combines track action, paddock interaction and heritage displays at a circuit known for its sweeping turns.
Organised by Peter Auto and listed on the FFSA calendar, the event includes official ticketing, hospitality and paddock/club options through the organiser's site.
1What to Expect
A focused celebration of historic motorsport at Dijon‑Prenois with multiple grids of period-correct race cars, paddock access and specialist vendors.
What makes it worth the trip:
- Authentic historic racing across several series managed by Peter Auto.
- Easy paddock access and chance to see cars being prepared and serviced between sessions.
- A compact circuit (3.801 km, 12 turns) that delivers close sightlines and frequent on-track action.
Best way to experience it:
Arrive early on race days to secure good viewing spots at key corners and to visit the paddock before peak crowds. Book paddock or hospitality access through the organiser if you want closer car access or reserved seating. Combine track time with a short visit to nearby Dijon for accommodation and dining.
Good to know:
- The event is officially listed by the FFSA and organised by Peter Auto, which handles ticketing and hospitality.
- Circuit length and layout: Dijon‑Prenois, 3.801 km with 12 turns.
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2Frequently Asked Questions
- Great if you want close paddock access to historic race cars.
- Great if you enjoy period-correct motorsport and restoration culture.
- Great if you like compact circuits with frequent on-track action.
- Maybe skip if you prefer modern top-tier professional race series.
3Cost Breakdown
Known costs: organiser-managed general admission, paddock and hospitality tickets available via the Peter Auto site. Travel, accommodation and on-site catering are additional; consult the official ticketing page for purchase and package details.
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