Circuit du Luc, French automobile circuit

Circuit du Luc is a racing track located in Le Luc, a town in southern France, and serves as a venue for motorsport activities. The facility stretches approximately 2.4 kilometers with ten turns of varying sharpness combining left and right curves, with asphalt wide enough for vehicles to race side-by-side.

The track was built in 1965 and established itself over more than 50 years as a motorsport venue. In the 1980s, a racing team used the track for training before competing in Formula 1 races at the highest international level.

The track takes its name from Le Luc, the town about 5 km north of it; the gantry over the track reads "Circuit du Var", after the département. Since 2022 it has hosted the historic "Les 100 Tours" series, and a stage of the Rallye du Var has been run here. Two driving schools, AGS Racing and Zig Zag Motorsport Services, operate on site.

The track lies about 5 km south of Le Luc, close to the motorway. There are no pit boxes: a paddock replaces them, alongside a meeting room and event facilities. The asphalt circuit can be configured at 2.2 km or 2.4 km, and an off-road course and a karting track are part of the site.

The 1989 eastern loop was added specifically to slow motorcycles, and it is still used as the bike variant today. The site also holds an off-road course and an adjoining kart track, so the facility hosts more than circuit laps. In July 2025 the asphalt was renewed, noise walls extended and FIA-compliant safety fencing installed.