The Coupes de Printemps Montlhéry 2011 is a Parisien track day event at the legendary circuit of Linas – Montlhéry, which hosted the first French GP in 1925. This convivial event invites cars up to and including 1971 and entries automatically include two drivers and their picnics.

The F.I.S.C. ‘Legendary Circuits’ starting grid anticipates a strong and diversified entry for the 2011 motor racing season. Their season will be kicked off with a track day at Spa Francorchamps. Continue reading inside and be sure to benefit from their interesting ‘early bird’ offer.

The F.I.S.C. ‘Legendary Circuits’ enjoyed a strong season in 2010 and is now shaping up for an even stronger 2011 motor racing season.

Following on from the successes of 2009, Octane once again will be organizing their last Octane track day of the season at the Goodwood circuit.

The 2010 season so far saw FISC introducing some novelties to their motor racing calendar. Not all were successful, but nevertheless there seems to be more than enough interest for next year.

For the Goodwood Octane track day, Octane will offer you the option of recording a number of laps onto a USB memory stick, which will provide you with onboard camera footage of your own car on track by the end of the day.

Already last year, we covered the Spa ‘Open Pitlane’ track day event, when the F.I.S.C. Legendary Circuits Series organizer went there to visit and

Already early this year the F.I.S.C. Legendary Circuits Series published a very favourable piece about the track day Open Pitlane at the circuit Spa Francorchamps, next year’s date being 20 March 2010. This event is being  jointly organized by Jan B. Lühn & Patrick Gassmann and Alain Defalle & Vincent Collard, whom we all know from their [...]

Ever experienced a racing holiday with wife and kids? Then here is your chance, while the F.I.S.C. motor racing series is now offering their Tour France Track Week 2010. Located in the southern part of France, there are some interesting circuits which normally would be out of reach, when racing just for the weekend. This [...]

Built in the 1920s around the medieval castle Nürburg, and nicknamed – by Jackie Stewart - ”The Green Hell” , the 22.810 meters long track is widely considered to be the toughest, most dangerous and most demanding purpose-built race track in the world. After months of negotiations back and forth, the German Jan Luehn is delighted to now [...]