Circuits de l'Ouest Parisien

Located about 45 minutes from central Paris in the Eure valley, Les Circuits de l'Ouest Parisien is a modular motorsport complex with car, motorcycle and karting facilities. The asphalt circuit, historically known as Bois Guyon, was resurfaced and extended and measures roughly 2,100 m.

The site hosts national rallycross rounds, club meetings, manufacturer and corporate driving stages, and private track days. Public access is typically by reservation for driving activities; spectators can attend events listed on the circuit calendar.

A functional regional circuit focused on practical motorsport activity rather than tourist spectacle. Expect a mix of competition days (rallycross/club racing), corporate driving programs and occasional open-track sessions.

Look out for:

• The main asphalt circuit layout (approx. 2,100 m) used for track days and tests.

• Mixed rallycross configurations used during national events.

• Onsite amenities such as parking, catering/restaurant areas and meeting rooms.

• Active calendar of events—race days will affect spectator access and paddock activity.

Best way to experience it: Book in advance for a supervised driving session or check the public event calendar for a rallycross/club race day. Arrive early to park and see paddock activity, and phone the operator (Pro’Pulsion) for confirmation of spectator rules and any participant requirements.

• Book driving sessions or group events in advance; many activities are reservation-only.

• Check the event calendar: competition days restrict paddock access and public areas.

• Bring ID and any required driving license if you plan to participate on track.

• Confirm onsite services (catering, garages, accessibility) with the circuit before visiting.