Dijon-Prenois has welcomed motorsport since 1972 in the hills west of Dijon. Its history includes French Grands Prix and development beyond the early configurations. The current operator page describes 3,801 metres, nine corners and substantial elevation changes, notably at Parabolique. The venue also hosts training and several driving schools. Personal driving requires registration for a particular activity in its calendar. Car trackdays, motorcycle courses and supplied driving experiences follow different provider conditions. The separate kart circuit is not a shortened layout of the main racetrack. Noise control and safety briefing require explicit attention when planning a visit.
Drive yourself
Own vehicle
Spectate
No specific activity recorded
Source-based research; not directly confirmed by the operator.
Driving & access
Choose the activity that fits your plans. Requirements apply to that specific offer and its listed track areas.
Drive yourself · Own vehicle · Car
Organised own-car trackday
Organizer booking
Register for a confirmed calendar activity or booked course. The operator states a 100 dB dynamic noise limit. Check e-briefing, waiver, vehicle/equipment and insurance conditions with the organiser. General venue hire does not provide daily unrestricted driving.
The circuit links BMC for Dijon tuition. BMC’s FAQ establishes own-motorcycle participation and a separate rental option. This entry covers only bringing your own bike. Confirm a current course date, motorcycle condition, protective clothing, required driving or sporting licence and insurance directly. No exact configuration is inferred from the provider profile.