Le Mans railway station has high-speed train links to major French cities, so getting to the circuit is both quick and comfortable. The railway station is a short tram ride from the Le Mans 24 Hours Circuit (line T1 - Terminus Antarès - Stade Marie Marvingt).

By bus - Line 5 (BHNS): Fast and frequent. Stops a 10-minute walk from the North Gate (Porte Nord).
By bus - Line 10: Direct link to the circuit. Check special timetables during the event.
By tram - Line T1: Get off at Terminus Antarès - Stade Marie Marvingt. Enter the circuit via the East gate.

Head to the following address: Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans

Head to: Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans
from Paris – 205 km – via A11
from Nantes – 205 km – via A11
from Rennes – 160 km – via A81
from Caen – 165 Km – via A88 and A28
from Tours – 100 km – via A28
from Alençon - 60 km - via A28

Admission to 2024 24H Camions ticket holders on the dates stated on the ticket.

Children: Under 16s can enter the circuit free of charge if accompanied by an adult ticket holder. They will receive a wristband on presentation of ID at the entrance to the circuit to gain admission to the general enclosure. Remember to write your mobile phone number on the wristband in case your child gets lost on the site.


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Discover the different routes to access your parking or campsite.

Houx, Houx Annexe, Épinettes and Beauséjour camping areas will be open from Friday, September 27 at midday, until Monday, September 30 at midday.

The circuit grounds (village, spectator hills, entertainment areas, etc.) are accessible to the public from Saturday, September 28 at 7:00 a.m. until 1:00 a.m. and Sunday, September 29 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Pedestrian access:

- North gate/Porte Nord
- Panorama gate/Porte Panorama
- East gate/Porte Est
- CIK gate/Porte CIK
- Houx gate/Porte Houx
- Annexe gate: access via West (Ouest) car park only

Vehicle access:

- CIK gate
- South (Sud) gate

The circuit is open to the public from 07:00 on Saturday 28 to 19:00 on Sunday 29 September.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Opening times for each gate to be confirmed.

Yes.
N.B. A ticket is required for all vehicles. (35m² pitch).

Our camping areas are open to cars, motorhomes, caravans and motorcycles. N.B. Your vehicle and all your equipment must fit on the pitch. If you think you need more space, please book the number of pitches required.

If you have a parking permit, the colour of the route you should follow will be emailed to you before the event.

Follow the colour-coded signs: Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Yellow or Violet, depending on the zone your camping area is in. Your ticket shows the colour that applies to your camping area. Show your camping ticket at the gate. You will be given a sticker to put on your windscreen.

Your vehicle and camping equipment (tent, table, chairs, etc.) must fit on the 35 m² pitch. Electricity is not included. Each vehicle (car, motorbike or camper van) must have its own access pass, left visible on the dashboard.

If you have a parking permit, the colour of the route you should follow will be emailed to you before the event. We advise you to follow the road sign colour corresponding to your ticket.

There is a map of the circuit

If you have a parking permit, the colour of the route you should follow will be emailed to you before the event. To get to your car park, follow the colour-coded signs corresponding to your Parking pass (Red, Green, Orange). Get your ticket scanned at the entrance. You will be given a windscreen sticker.

You will be shown to a space.

Panorama (Red Zone) : Car
CIK Paddock : Tractor and trailor
Parking 7E PMR : Car

Etamat (Blue Zone): Cars
Actisud (Blue Zone) : Trucks
Raineries (Blue Zone): Cars

What’s the trucker camp? 📍
1.	An area of the OUEST (WEST) car park for HGVs.
2.	An eye-catching display of trucks and a friendly atmosphere.
3.	A proper campsite, with toilets, showers and a place to eat.

How do I book a space? 📍
👉 Click on the link to book a space

*If you want another space for an ordinary vehicle, check the box to book a parking space opposite the Trucker Camp.