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The Bugatti circuit of Le Mans

ONE CIRCUIT, ONE LEGEND

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The Le Mans Circuit (Circuit Bugatti) is a permanent motorsport circuit located south of the city of Le Mans in France. Although it hosts car and truck races, it is best known for its motorcycle events. It is also used for non-motorized endurance events such as the 24 Heures Roller and the 24 Heures Vélo.

The stands and about a third of the permanent circuit are shared with the 13 km long 24 Heures Auto circuit , which traditionally has a temporary layout in the 24th week of the year.

The 4,185-meter-long circuit features a 600-meter climb of 3.5% to 7% between the pits and the Dunlop footbridge, followed by a 1,000-meter descent at 2%. It is completely closed and fully lit at night.

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