Next year's Le Mans Classic is set to be a big one - come and join us! 🏁
July 2023 is set to be a spectacular one, as we’ll head to the Circuit de la Sarthe once more to witness the very best classic car racing.
We'll be heading back to celebrate with our longstanding partner, 1st Tickets. Our private campsite is located at the heart of the Bleu Nord campsite, just a few minutes’ walk from the main circuit, where you’ll join 400+ PHers for a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
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