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Funbooker offers single-seater driving experiences on France's finest circuits. Experience the thrill of lapping the track like a real racing driver. Formula 4 and Renault courses available at the best prices. Ideal as a gift.
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Step into the shoes of a pilot with a single-seater driving experience behind the wheel of two remarkable models! Each offers a unique experience: the Formula 4, perfect for novices, and the Formula Renault, for those seeking sensations close to Formula 1.
The Formula 4 is ideal for a safe initiation into the world of single-seater racing. Combining elegant design and lightness, it is perfect for ambitious beginners looking for an exhilarating experience on the track.
Equipped with a 170 hp 4-cylinder engine, a top speed of 210 km/h, and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 5 seconds, it combines speed and maneuverability. Its carbon fiber chassis ensures safety and performance.
The Formula Renault, favored by aspiring pilots, stands out for its power and precision. Designed to provide an authentic racing experience, it is a stepping stone to higher categories and the sensations of Formula 1.
With its 130 hp 4-cylinder engine, it promises performance comparable to the best GTs. Weighing only 450 kg, its lightness adds to its agility and speed on the track.
Discover Funbooker's selection of the most emblematic circuits in France for an unforgettable single-seater driving experience. From Brittany to Languedoc-Roussillon via Île-de-France, each track offers a unique experience for all levels, blending history, technicality, and thrills.
In the heart of Brittany, 40 km from Rennes, the Lohéac Circuit is a must-visit for motorsport enthusiasts. Created in the 1970s by former driver Michel Hommell, it stands out for a technical and fast layout.
Over 2.2 km, it mixes straight lines, tight chicanes, and fast corners. Its long straight of 550 meters is ideal for top speed, while technical corners and turns require skill and precision.
20 minutes from Lyon, the Saint-Laurent de Mure Circuit, opened in 2007 and approved by the French Motorsport Federation, offers a winding track of 1,700 meters in the heart of nature. This site is known for hosting major competitions like the French Karting Championship.
Its asphalt track combines straight lines for acceleration and complex turns, perfect for all levels of driving. Unique, it offers night races, intensifying the driving experience.
Located near La Genétouze in Charente-Maritime, the Haute-Saintonge Circuit offers two tracks (kart and speed). Designed and desired by Jean-Pierre Beltoise, former Formula 1 driver, it is renowned for its multi-activity facilities and sustainable commitment.
Over 2,200 meters, it has two long straight lines and seven turns. Secured with warning lights and 17 cameras, this circuit guarantees a safe and electrifying experience for pilots.
Located in Rivesaltes near Perpignan, the Roussillon Circuit is known for its largest karting circuit in France and for its various layouts offering a complete driving experience.
The main track of 1513 meters combines curves and straight lines, allowing you to experience the acceleration and braking capabilities of vehicles. With its versatile facilities, the Roussillon Circuit offers varied experiences, from driving baptisms to advanced driving courses.
In the town of Luc en Provence, the Var Circuit is steeped in history. Former training track for the F1 AGS team, this circuit is a legendary venue. It also includes a restaurant and a leisure base covering several hectares.
With an asphalt track of 2.4 km, including a straight line of 530 meters and several technical turns, it offers a real challenge for all levels of drivers. The 9 turns provide a dynamic driving experience.
25 minutes from Paris, the Montlhéry circuit has been established in the municipality since 1924. This iconic circuit labeled "20th-century Heritage" has a rich heritage in motorsport and has hosted prestigious auto and motorcycle races.
Over 1.5 km, the test circuit stands out for its technical and hilly layout with a 51% gradient. It combines technique and speed, offering a perfect playground for single-seater driving courses.
Founded in 1986 and named after its creator Jean-Pierre Beltoise, the Trappes Circuit is a major hub for motorsport in the Paris region. Designed to be accessible to all, it offers a varied range of activities and accommodation options.
With its renovated 1.7 km track in 2016, it offers a stimulating mix of tight turns and fast curves. Its variable geometry track allows for adjusting challenges according to the pilots' level.
In the Bay of Somme, 1 hour from Rouen, the Abbeville Circuit or Automobile Stadium is a prime destination for sports driving enthusiasts. It covers 25 hectares with several layouts and surfaces for a complete experience.
It offers a fast and technical track of 2.3 kilometers, including a long straight line, a variety of fast and tight corners, and hairpins. The Stadium benefits from modern facilities and an exhilarating atmosphere making it unique.
Inaugurated in 1973 in Pas-de-Calais, the Croix-en-Ternois Circuit quickly became a must-visit for national and international competitions, attracting speed and performance enthusiasts. A restaurant and accommodation options are also available on-site.
With a track length of 1.9 km, the circuit offers a diverse driving experience. Its long straight lines and hairpin turns are complemented by a unique "S" bend, passing under a bridge.
