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Helicopter access to the Castellet circuit without traffic jams.
Formula 1 is back in France. The French Grand Prix will be held at the Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet from 21 to 23 June 2019. Book your helicopter transfer and enjoy a unique experience of the most legendary of motor races.
Our helicopters will get you to the Paul Ricard circuit in just 10 minutes. Avoid all the legendary traffic jams on the winding road back from this exceptional event in France.
Choose your departure city:
Lyon, Avignon, Marseille Marignane, Aix en Pce, Toulon, Bandol, La Ciotat, St Tropez, Cannes, Nice, Monaco, Geneva …
Helicopter shuttles from the Paul Ricard circuit to Le Castellet:
We offer a free vehicle transfer service from your stand to the helipad where your helicopter is parked.
Free parking is available around the helisurfaces.
Helicopter shuttle returns will be coordinated with passenger arrivals at the helicopter village reception.
Examples of rates for helicopter transfers to Le Castellet :
Toulon – Le Castellet 10min flight from €1,200 for 3 people
Aix en Pce – Le Castellet 15 min flight from €1,350 for 3 people
Marseille – Le Castellet 15-minute flight from €1,800 for 3 people
Saint – Tropez – Le Castellet 20 min flight from €1,650 for 3 people
Cannes – Le Castellet 30 min flight from €2,600 for 3 people
Avignon – Le Castellet 30-minute flight from €2,600 for 3 people
Nice- Le Castellet 40 min flight from €2,900 for 3 people
Monaco-Le Castellet 45-minute flight from €4,500 for 5 people
Lyon – Le Castellet 1h25 flight from €4,900 for 3 people
A few changes on the Paul Ricard circuit: photo credit Castellet Pacifa
The drivers of the F1 World Championship will be revealing their skills on a 5.7km track designed to enhance the spectator experience: the S de la Verrerie and the Camp bend will be lengthened and a chicane will split the Mistral straight into two parts to offer braking from 344 to 114 kph at the exit of the DRS zone. Thrills guaranteed! The legendary Signes curve will be negotiated at over 340 km/h… The circuit’s surface will also be resurfaced over the winter, providing the perfect adornment for the Formula 1 cars.
History of the French Grand Prix:
The Grand Prix Automobile de France (officially known as the ACF Grand Prix until its fifty-third edition in 1967) is a motor racing circuit created in 1906. It featured on the Formula 1 world championship calendar from 1950 to 2008 on seven different circuits, with the exception of 1955 when the event was cancelled following the tragedy of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The event was held on the Nevers Magny-Cours circuit from 1991 to 2008, before being withdrawn from the calendar for a period of ten years.
The Grand Prix makes its return for the 2018 season on 24 June 2018 at the Circuit Paul-Ricard1, which hosted the event fourteen times between 1971 and 1990. The French round, the oldest Grand Prix (the first was held in Le Mans in 1906), will once again become one of the oldest Grands Prix in the championship, along with those of Great Britain, Monaco, Italy and Belgium, which were also contested during the inaugural season of Formula 1 in 1950.
