Circuit de l'Indre

In Clion-sur-Indre, in the Berry, the Circuit de l'Indre lays out a homologated outdoor track one thousand metres long and seven and a half metres wide. You drive petrol karts there, with a range suited to every profile: one hundred and sixty cubic centimetres for juniors, two hundred and seventy for adults, and Rotax one hundred and twenty-five for the most performance-minded. The width and length of the layout leave room to attack and overtake.

The circuit is not limited to karting: it also hosts motorcycle activities and offers driving courses for children from six to fourteen, supervised on the track. Homologated, the track serves as a setting for leisure sessions as well as more serious training, for anyone who wants to improve at the wheel. It is a real open-air track, built for speed fans.

Clion-sur-Indre nestles in the Indre valley, at the heart of the Berry, a short way from Châteauroux and the many castles that dot the region. The Berry countryside, made of bocage and rivers, lends itself to walks. The Circuit de l'Indre adds a dose of motorsport there, welcome for the driving fans of central France.

The seven-and-a-half-metre width leaves room to overtake and fight wheel to wheel, which makes a change from small urban tracks. The presence of motorcycle activities and courses for the young makes it a real hub of regional motorsport. At the heart of the Berry, between the Indre valley, Châteauroux and the region's many castles, the Circuit de l'Indre fits easily into a discovery of central France.