R1 - Magny Cours - 24 Hour Circuit, France
Magny Cours - 24 Hour Circuit overview
Magny-Cours staged one World Superbike race in 1991 but has hosted regular, end-of-season events since 2003. It was where James Toseland won the Superbike World Championship for Honda in 2007 and Andrew Pitt secured the company’s seventh successive World Supersport title in 2008.
The 4.411km circuit features nine left-hand turns and eleven rights, including one of the tightest hairpins at any international circuit, Adelaide, at the end of the ultra-fast back straight.
Magny-Cours is 10km south of Nevers and three hours drive from Paris.
Magny Cours - 24 Hour Circuit information
| Circuit first race | 1971 (Modified 2003) |
| Track length | 4,411km / 2,740miles |
| Track width | 10.4m |
| Longest straight | -- |
| Corners | 20 (11 right, 9 left) |
| Pole position | Right |
| Grandstand capacity | 130,000 |
Magny Cours - 24 Hour Circuit contact details
Circuit de Nevers Magny Cours
Technopole
58470 Magny Cours
France
T: +33 386 218000
F: +33 386 218080
Email: circuit@magnyf1.com
Web: www.boldor.com
Location: Magny Cours is situated just south of the city of Nevers, 240km south of Paris, 240km north of Lyons and 162km north east of Clermont Ferrand. The circuit is on the A7, take the "Sortie Nevers" exit from the A77 Autoroute.
Ticket Info:
Ticket hotline +33 (0) 825 839 825
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