MANSON ROMAIN

Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans is a must-visit destination for any motorsport fan. Walking through this legendary circuit, you can feel the history and prestige of one of the world's most famous endurance races. The facilities are excellent, and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the event's rich heritage. Seeing iconic sections of the track in person, such as the Dunlop Bridge and the famous straights and corners, is an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere is incredible, especially during race events when the circuit comes alive with fans and racing action. Even outside race weekends, the circuit and museum are well worth visiting. Whether you're a dedicated motorsport enthusiast or simply curious about racing history, Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans is an unforgettable experience.

What a fantastic place and an awesome event. Our campsite was right next to Porsche Curves and the view was perfect. The track area is enormous and there were loads of visitors there - especially on the Saturday. Queuing for food, drinks and merchandise was well organised and we didn't wait too long at all. There's loads of toilet facilities dotted around and some great viewing areas. We managed to get pretty close to the finish line on Sunday but got there about 1.5 hours ahead of the 4pm finish.

Greatest event in the world! Hands down best experience a race fan could ask for. For the 24h of Le mans you can't beat the atmosphere. Staff and food is great, beer and toilets, top notch. GA tickets you can go and sit just about anywhere. The track doesn't disappoint.

I've been to see the 24h of le mans twice and both times it has been a wonderful experience! It's definitely busy but they have lots of fun things to do and plenty of places with good food. The race is always entertaining and the track staff are in my experience always kind and helpful.

The circuit is legendary, 13km long 3 plus minute lap time, unfortunately, navigating the last few miles to the on site accommodation is nearly impossible, unless one one uses Google maps, as a satnav won't account for all the raid closures. Anyway, we are in our shipping container accommodation with en suite and aircon, listening to the Libertines and engines at full power. The site is massive, everything expensive but so far haven't met any unpleasant people.

The track is amazing with very good views of the track and the cars as where we were we could see the fats and slow corners giving a good range of the cars ability. There was also a temporary museum which was still exceeded standards with some of the most iconic racecars of all types and I expect the new museum to be even better.

Greatest racetrack on earth. Crowds are amazingly large but generally friendly. Facilities are clean and well-kept. Easy to get around track and sufficient transportation. I recommend every race fan visits at least once.

A dream come true. A beautiful track, record crowd (352k strong!) and a great show put on by the drivers and teams. Lovely atmosphere and city. A must if you’re a fan of endurance racing!