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Historic Racing

2027 Grand Prix de l'Âge d'Or

Dijon-Prenois Circuit, Prenois, France4–6 Jun 20273 days

Why You Should Go

Around 300 historic race cars at France's oldest historic meeting, with open garages in 2026

Format

Three Day Race Meeting

Crowd

Historic racing fans and collectors, gathered in the dip by the paddock

Vibe

Historic racing with garages you can walk into

About This Event

The Grand Prix de l'Âge d'Or is the oldest historic racing meeting in France, first run in 1964 at Rouen-les-Essarts as the curtain raiser to the French Formula 1 Grand Prix. It now runs at Dijon-Prenois, where the crowd gathers in the dip a few metres from the paddock and can walk through the temporary garages where the cars are prepared.

1What to Expect

The 2027 meeting runs Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June at Circuit Dijon-Prenois, one of the rounds on the 2027 Peter Auto calendar. The 2027 entry list, timetable and tickets are not published yet.
In 2026 the grids were Classic Endurance Racing 1 and 2, Heritage Touring Cup 1 and 2, The Gentlemen Challenge, Sixties' Endurance, Classic Touring Challenge and the 2.0L Cup, with around 300 racing cars on site.
In 2026 spectators could walk into the temporary garages where the cars were prepared all weekend, with an exhibitors' village of car themed boutiques in the same zone.
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The circuit is 3.801 km with 12 turns, including the blind La Bretelle corner, the uphill Parabolique hairpin and the long, very fast Pouas curve.
Dijon-Prenois is the track of the Gilles Villeneuve and René Arnoux duel at the 1979 French Grand Prix.

2Best Way to Experience It

  • The dip beside the paddock is where the organiser says the public gathers in numbers, close to the garages.
  • The Privilege package adds paddock and grandstand access, the Privilege Area above the track, VIP parking, breakfast, a cocktail lunch and open bar, the official programme and a gridwalk before the main race of the weekend. 2027 package prices are not published yet.
  • Car clubs and collectors get special rates through Peter Auto's Clubs and Collectors page.

About the Venue

Race Tracks

Dijon-Prenois Circuit

  • 3.8 km
  • 9 turns
See the venue guideDirections

3Nearby Accommodation

4Logistics

Getting there

Driving

  • The circuit is at D 104N, 21370 Prenois, northwest of Dijon, reached from the A38 and A31 motorways, with a large car park on site.
  • 2027 parking details are not published yet.

Public transport

  • Neither Peter Auto nor the circuit publishes a public transport route to Prenois.
  • Dijon is the nearest city.

Rideshare and taxis

  • Neither Peter Auto nor the circuit publishes taxi or rideshare details for the weekend.

Best value route

  • By car on the A38 or A31, the only route the circuit and the Dijon tourist office describe.
Tickets and entry

Tickets

  • 2027 tickets are not on sale yet.
  • 2026 tickets were sold through Peter Auto's own online ticketing.
Staying over

Where to stay

  • Revolugo is Peter Auto's official travel agency partner for hotels, on +33 1 80 06 62 88 or reservations@revolugo.com.

5Frequently Asked Questions

Can you get into the paddock?
In 2026 the temporary garages were open to spectators, and the Privilege package added paddock and grandstand access on top.
Want to race in it?
The grids are Series by Peter Auto entries, and entries go through Peter Auto's competitor portal on the event page.

6Cost Breakdown

2027 pricesPrice
2027 tickets and Privilege package prices not yet announced
Last verified: 5 November 2026Official link: peterauto.fr

Tags

Multi Day EventClassic CarsVIP HospitalityHistoric RacingBehind the Scenes

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