As the mighty engines cool, you can get close up to see the design ingenuity and feel the purring vibrations of these early machines driven by fearless racing pioneers.  The Autodrome of Linas-Montlhéry, 16 miles south of Paris, is the last of the great vintage banked tracks to survive in almost its original condition. ​
 
Over the weekend, some 300 pre-1940 cars and motorbikes engage in fifteen-minute demonstration runs in batches of approximately 35 on a 2.1-mile run, incorporating a brief road section with two hairpin bends that branches off the banked oval piste. Participants can apply to take part in the “on events” for pre-1940 cars. For those who are happy to wait around, after the race has finished on Sunday, there may be the opportunity to do a parade lap around the track behind a pace car. (please check with the organisers on the day).
 
Car Parking, there will be a designated “Classic Car Park” where any marque travelling to the event can park.