The legendary gathering of classic car enthusiasts will take place from June 5 to 7, 2026, at the Dijon-Prenois circuit. This unmissable event carries on the tradition of historic Grand Prix racing on one of France’s most iconic circuits.
AN IMMERSIVE JOURNEY INTO THE GOLDEN AGE OF MOTORSPORT
Created in 1964, the Grand Prix de l’Âge d’Or is the oldest motorsport event in France. Each year, it showcases the jewels of motorsport, with more than 280 cars entered across 8 grids this year. From GTs and endurance prototypes of the 1950s and 1960s to Grand Touring cars, the most iconic automobiles from the 1950s to the 1990s will come together to offer an exceptional spectacle on the Bourguignon tarmac.
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- This year, spectators will be able to enjoy 8 grids from the Series by Peter Auto:
- The icons of the 1950s and 1960s in The Gentlemen Challenge (Jaguar D-Type / Triumph TR3 / Tojeiro MK)
- Pre-1963 high-performance cars and pre-1966 GTs in Sixties’ Endurance (Shelby Cobra 289 / Morgan SLR / Jaguar E-Type)
- The touring cars in the Classic Touring Challenge (Alfa Romeo GTA / Ford Falcon / Jaguar MK)
- The legendary endurance cars in the Classic Endurance Racing 1 (Porsche 908 LH / Porsche 917K / McLaren M6B) and Classic Endurance Racing 2 (Ligier JS2 / Ferrari 512 BB LM / TOJ)
- Cars from the golden age of the European Touring Car Championship in the Heritage Touring Cup 1 (1975 BMW 3.0 CSL / 1973 Ford Capri RS 2600 / Alfa Romeo 1750 GTAm)
- New for 2026: Group A touring cars from the 1980s and 1990s in the Heritage Touring Cup 2 (1986 BMW M3 E30 / Ford Sierra RS Cosworth)
- The Porsche 911s of the 2.0L Cup.
F1 DEMONSTRATION
Historic Formula 1 cars are back for this 61st edition of the Grand Prix de l’Âge d’Or. These 3-liter single-seaters true mechanical masterpieces that defined two decades of motorsport will be on track. Their timeless engineering, raw driving style without electronic aids, and V12 engines are ready to dazzle the eyes and ears of enthusiasts. During this demonstration, the Formula 1 cars will transport the audience to an era when legends like Gilles Villeneuve and Patrick Tambay battled it out on the track, pushing the limits of what was possible.
CLUBS AND COLLECTORS
Once again, this year, our clubs and collectors will be joining us, with more than 600 cars expected over the weekend. They will be delighted to reconnect and exchange with their fans in the exhibition areas or during the two club track sessions held each day. It’s a unique opportunity to take a trip back in time through different eras of automotive history. Find out more
