Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry

This motorsport facility features a high-speed oval with banking up to 52 degrees and multiple circuit configurations ranging from 3.3 to 12.5 kilometers in total length.

Officially opened on October 4, 1924, as Autodrome Parisien, the venue hosted the French Grand Prix four times between 1925 and 1937 with notable victories.

Listed in France's general inventory of cultural heritage, the site represents an important milestone in automotive racing history and technical innovation development in the country.

Located on Avenue Georges Boillot with postal code 91310, the track operates under UTAC management for weekday automotive testing and weekend public racing events.

In 1926, Violette Cordery set a remarkable distance record of 8,047 kilometers over eight days, becoming the first woman to receive the prestigious Dewar Trophy.

Location: Linas

Official opening: 1924

Address: Av. Georges Boillot, 91310 Linas, France

Phone: +33169801700

Website: https://montlhery.com/autodrom_eng.htm

GPS coordinates: 48.62219,2.23555

Latest update: October 28, 2025 07:58