The 31st edition of the Tour Auto will take place from 25th to 30th April 2022. The 220 competitors will start from the Paris to finish in Andorra via La Baule, Limoges, Bordeaux, and Pau.
The Tour Auto Route
In keeping with tradition, the 2022 Tour Auto will begin on Monday 25th April with a not-to-be missed day when the cars taking part will be on display in Paris. The next day, competitors (competition and regularity) will leave the capital to reach the Château de Rambouillet where the official start will be given. From there, the journey on the roads of France will begin with five days of competition on three circuits (Bugatti – Le Mans, Val de Vienne, Nogaro) and 14 special stages. Every year the route of the Tour Auto is changed, and in 2022 it will include La Baule, Limoges, Bordeaux, Pau and Andorra la Vella where the competitors will be expected on Saturday evening. The stopover in La Baule will be a first in the history of the rally. The last time it passed through Bordeaux and Andorra was respectively in 2011 and 2002.
Stage 0 – Monday 25 April 2022
Paris, technical and administrative checks
Exhibition to the public
Stage 1 – Tuesday 26 April 2022
Paris – La Baule
+ Le Mans Bugatti circuit
+ One special stage
Stage 2 – Wednesday 27 April 2022
La Baule – Limoges
+ Circuit du Val de Vienne
+ Two special stages
Stage 3 – Thursday 28 April 2022
Limoges – Bordeaux
+ Three special stages
Stage 4 – Friday 29 April 2022
Bordeaux – Pau
+ Circuit de Nogaro
+ Two special stages
Stage 5 – Saturday 30 April 2022
Pau – Andorra
+ Three special stages
The detailed route, with the times of passage in the communes, will be communicated on 29 March at 8 pm.
Le Mans Classic: The Ticket Office is open!
After a four-year absence, Le Mans Classic returns from June 30 to July 3, 2022 on the legendary 24 Hours circuit. The long-awaited event will open its doors to spectators for the first time on Thursday from 2pm on. An afternoon where the paddocks will be accessible for free to all ticket holders! For this occasion a “Thursday General Enclosure” ticket will be sold on site.
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A nice overview of some of the iconic cars racing at the next edition: Type 51 Bugatti (1933, grid 1), an MT4 1500 Moretti Osca (1954, grid 2), an TZ2 Alfa Romeo Giulia (1965, grid 4), a B36 Chevron (1976, grid 6), an XJR-8 Jaguar (1987, Group C Racing) and an DBR9 Aston Martin (2006, Endurance Racing Legends support grid).
Le Mans Classic will bring together nearly 800 cars with flagship models such as the M1 Procar BMW (1979), the SSK Mercedes-Benz (1929), the Speed 8 Bentley (2003), the Gr.IV De Tomaso Pantera (1972) or the 917k Porsche (1970) and the 312P Ferrari (1969).
Take part in Le Mans Classic with a varied and complete ticket offer to meet everyone’s desires. Many options are available: The General Enclosure Ticket gives access to all the public areas around the track, to the village, to the Club Areas and to all the entertainment. In addition, there are Paddocks & Grandstands surcharges. Hospitality areas for tents, caravans and motor homes are also available.
Panoramic Package – From €.345 (New)
A brand new Package to be in the heart of the action! This confidential lounge, with a staircase terrace, benefits from an exceptional view of the pit lane and the Dunlop bend. The Panoramic space allows you to enjoy the race and the catering service all day long.
Privilege Package – From €.460
This Package, located in the Welcome building in the heart of the Le Mans Classic village, offers a breathtaking view of the circuit. This Privilege space allows access to the Paddock and to be as close as possible to the cars that will be on the track, while enjoying a catering service designed by a Michelin starred chef.
