Circuit Clastres

Circuit Clastres is a motorsport race track located in Clastres, France. The circuit is used primarily for regional and national motorsport events, including car and motorcycle racing. It is recognized for its technical layout suited for driver skill development.

Circuit Layout & Key Specifications

• Location: Clastres, France
• Circuit length: Approximately 2.3 km (1.43 miles)
• Number of turns: 8
• Track surface: Asphalt
• Direction: Clockwise
• Typical lap time range: 1 minute 10 seconds to 1 minute 30 seconds (varies by vehicle class)
• Usage: Road racing, driver training, club events

Track Characteristics

• Combination of medium and high-speed corners
• Relatively narrow track width, emphasizing precision
• Moderate elevation changes
• Technical sectors demanding braking accuracy and car control
• Limited run-off areas require precision and discipline

Key Corners

• Turn 1 (Right-Hander): Medium-speed corner leading onto a short straight, crucial for setting up lap rhythm.
• Turn 4 (Hairpin Left): Tight hairpin requiring heavy braking and precise apex for optimal exit speed.
• Turn 7 (Double Apex Right): Complex corner demanding careful throttle modulation and line consistency.

Lap Record & Performance Benchmarks

• Overall fastest official lap time: Data not publicly available.
• Series-specific records: Data unavailable.
• Typical competitive lap times vary depending on category, with touring cars averaging around 1:20.

Racing History & Major Events

• Primarily hosts regional and national-level motorsport competitions.
• Venue frequently used for motorcycle racing schools and club championships.
• Not a regular host for international or top-tier professional racing series.

Facilities & Infrastructure

• Paddock area suitable for small to medium event setups
• Limited grandstand seating facilities
• Basic timing and race control infrastructure
• Support garages and hospitality areas within proximity of the paddock

Spectator Experience

• Viewing areas located near key braking zones and corners
• Limited permanent grandstands; open grass banking offers additional spectator spots
• Access to trackside amenities limited to small-scale event requirements

Location & Accessibility

• Situated in the commune of Clastres, northern France
• Accessible via regional road network
• Closest major city: Saint-Quentin, approximately 15 km away
• Parking available adjacent to circuit facilities

Summary

Circuit Clastres is a 2.3 km technical racing venue in Clastres, France, featuring 8 turns and a clockwise layout. It is predominantly used for regional motorsport and driver training events, with a focus on precision driving due to track narrowness and limited run-off areas. Key corners include a tight hairpin and a double apex right-hander, requiring strong braking and traction control. The circuit has basic facilities and provides viewing opportunities primarily near braking zones. Lap record data is not publicly available.

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