Circuit Pau-Arnos, racetrack in France

Circuit Pau-Arnos is a motorsport racing track in Arnos in southwestern France, situated in a green valley at the foot of the Pyrenees mountains. The main track spans approximately 3 kilometers long with multiple shorter configurations available, and the facility includes 30 paddock boxes and dedicated spaces for driver training and team activities.

Opened in 1986, the circuit is a club track about 20 km west of Pau, distinct from the city's street circuit that hosts the Pau Grand Prix. On 19 August 2021 it was announced that the venue would stage rounds of the WTCR and Pure ETCR; the WTCR thus became the first FIA series to race there. In 2005 Giedo van der Garde set an unofficial lap record of 1:10.87 in a Dallara F305 during Formula 3 testing before the Pau Grand Prix.

The location is easy to reach, situated near Pau-Pyrenees airport and the main motorway, with adequate parking for cars and buses. Visitors should contact in advance by phone or email to check upcoming activities and availability, as daily operations vary depending on scheduled events.

The facility offers specialized training options for beginners and professionals through multiple track configurations, ranging from short 600-meter versions to the full 3-kilometer layout. This variety of track options allows drivers of different skill levels to develop their abilities in a controlled environment.