Pro'Pulsion
zi Nord
Chemin ND de la Ronde
28100 Dreux
France
Located 45 minutes from Paris and 2 km from Dreux, the Circuit de l'Ouest Parisien, formerly known as "le Bois Guyon", was created in 1954 by the tyre manufacturer Kléber-Colombes. Fully resurfaced and extended by 600 metres in 2006, the asphalt layout is 2,100 metres long with an average width of 8 to 15 metres.
It is made safe by wide run-off areas and offers many different corner configurations (long sweepers, a hairpin...) as well as a flexible flat area.
Its new 300 m² hospitality building at the edge of the track offers a full view of the circuit and real comfort for guests.
A karting track, a rallycross circuit (mixed asphalt/dirt) and an off-road area are also part of the 45-hectare complex.
asphalte
FFSA Compétition (Rallycross)
95 dB drive-by
Permanent check by a sound meter on the circuit.
| Friday morning | overcast clouds | 7 °C | |
| Friday afternoon | scattered clouds | 11 °C | |
| Saturday morning | overcast clouds | 6 °C | |
| Saturday afternoon | overcast clouds | 9 °C | |
| Sunday morning | overcast clouds | 4 °C | |
| Sunday afternoon | clear sky | 10 °C | |
| Monday morning | light rain | 7 °C | |
| Monday afternoon | overcast clouds | 9 °C | |
| Tuesday morning | light rain | 10 °C | |
| Tuesday afternoon | overcast clouds | 14 °C |