You want to book a track day on the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet? Then you've come to the right place. Whether it's free driving with your car or motorbike: Here you'll always find the latest track day dates and can easily book your track day on the Circuit Paul Ricard with just a few clicks. With its 5,842 km length, the Circuit Paul Ricard is a quite long race track. The track has 15 corners. In total, 3 track variants can be realised. The Circuit Paul Ricard is classified by the FIA as an FIA grade 1 circuit. According to the FIA, cars in groups D (FIA International Formula) and E (Free Formula) with a weight/power ratio of less than 1 kg/hp are allowed to race on FIA Grade 1 circuits. For example, Formula 1 racing cars are also allowed to drive here. The Circuit Paul Ricard is popularly known as 'Le Castellet' after the surrounding region. The original Circuit Paul Ricard was very much designed on a drawing board, then a highly unusual approach. It pioneered the way for modern circuits, and was constructed to meet the highest safety standards of the time. Later in its life it was redesigned by Hermann Tilke and upgraded into one of world's best test circuits used by some of motorsport's most professional teams.