Historic single-seater racing circuits
Castelloli circuit
Spain
A unique and technical figure-eight layout nestled in the Catalan landscape
Just 45 minutes from Barcelona, the Castellolí circuit offers a truly exceptional driving experience. Its figure-eight layout, carved into the Catalan hills, combines technical corners, dramatic elevation changes, and an iconic tunnel, delivering unforgettable driving sensations.
Under the winter sun, this track becomes the perfect playground to unleash the full potential of our 1960s single-seaters. With our advanced coaching program, you’ll make the most of every turn, guided by professional instructors. It’s a unique immersion into the world of motorsport, set in a warm and passionate atmosphere.
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The Castellolí Circuit is set in a unique natural landscape, with Montserrat as its stunning backdrop.
Length : 4.166 kilometers
Corners : 11
Track width : 12 meters
Maximum elevation change : 9%
Mas du clos Circuit
France
A truly unique circuit rooted in time, far from today’s sanitized layouts
The Mas du Clos Circuit is truly one of a kind. In 1963, businessman and renowned Ferrari collector Pierre Bardinon brought his passion to life by building his own racetrack on his private estate. The result: a 3.071-kilometer layout featuring dramatic elevation changes, two long straights, and a tight, winding section.
Located just steps from the Château du Mas du Clos, which once housed one of the world’s largest Ferrari collections, now sadly closed to the public, the circuit is set in a natural and exceptional environment.
In the past, Mas du Clos served as a test track for the Cavallino Rampante and even as a filming location for movies. Its rich history nearly came to an end in 2012 when the circuit closed, but it lives on today thanks to the efforts of Alexandre Bardinon, Pierre’s grandson. A young racing driver and now owner of the estate, he launched a renovation project to bring the circuit up to standard and reopen it to the public.
Today, Mas du Clos is a must-visit for any driver in search of pure driving sensations.
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Today, Classic Racing School offers its ultimate experience at the Mas du Clos Circuit, with a two-day advanced coaching program combining Mas du Clos and Charade. After a full day of driving on this legendary track carved into the hillside, enjoy dinner and an overnight stay near the circuit to stay immersed in the world of historic racing. A rare and timeless moment on a truly iconic track.
How about training on two circuits in two days ? From time to time, we offer this unique two-day advanced coaching experience across both Mas du Clos and Charade, two legendary circuits united in one unforgettable program. We also occasionally offer Mas du Clos as a one-day coaching session or for private group events.
Length : 3.071 kilometers
Corners : 11
Track width : between 10 and 14 meters
Flaine Ice Circuit
France
A benchmark in ice driving, in the heart of the mountains
Nestled in the heart of the Alps at an altitude of 1,600 meters, the Flaine ice track is a winter gem that has thrilled fans of ice driving for over 40 years. Created in 1970, this legendary circuit was designed with one goal in mind: to deliver an extreme driving experience in a breathtaking natural setting.
Its 1,000-meter layout winds at the foot of snow-covered peaks, combining tight corners, sweeping slides, and technical straights. This unique mix makes the circuit a true playground for learning, improving, or pushing your limits behind the wheel. It’s not uncommon to see seasoned drivers, expert instructors, and passionate amateurs all sharing the thrill of the ice.
Flaine is also a renowned training ground. It hosts ice driving courses, winter driving programs, and manufacturer events. Several racing schools have trained generations of drivers here, some of whom went on to become standouts in the world of motorsport.
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Today, in partnership with the Flaine Circuit, Classic Racing School invites you to a unique immersion on the legendary ice track of Flaine, with a tailor-made coaching program in the heart of the Alps. Set against a majestic mountain backdrop, let our instructors guide you through the art of ice driving. Tight corners, controlled slides, and pure sensations await you at 1,600 meters above sea level.
Length : Between 1,000 and 1,700 meters
Track width : Between 10 and 30 meters
Magny-Cours Circuit
France
One of the Most Iconic Circuits in France
Ready for a technical and immersive driving program on the legendary Magny-Cours Circuit ?
Just a few kilometers from Nevers, in the heart of the Burgundy countryside, this track stands as a true temple of French motorsport. For over 60 years, this iconic circuit has thrilled drivers and enthusiasts alike, offering an intense driving experience that bridges tradition and modernity.
Born in the 1960s, the layout has evolved over the decades to become an international benchmark. It now combines technical corners, long sweeping turns inspired by the world’s greatest circuits, and demanding straights. Every section of the track tells a story. Every curb invites you to push your limits.
Magny-Cours is also a place of pure emotion. A place where Formula 1 legends like Alain Prost and Michael Schumacher made history. And where, year after year, new generations of drivers continue to be trained, behind the wheel of single-seaters, GT cars, or motorcycles.
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Today, Classic Racing School welcomes you to the legendary Magny-Cours Club Circuit for a technical and immersive driving program. Designed for enthusiasts of precise, flowing driving, this layout allows you to fully explore the qualities of a 1960s vehicle in a modern, safe, and historically rich setting.
Between driving sessions, personalized coaching, and moments shared with fellow enthusiasts, you’ll enjoy an experience that’s both demanding and friendly, just meters away from the track where French Formula 1 history was written.
Length : 2,530 meters
Track width : 10 to 12 meters
Layout : technical and flowing, ideal for working on car placement and racing lines
Facilities : modern paddock, briefing room, pit garages, dining area
