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On September 25 and 26, 2025, members of the Club Porsche Romand enjoyed two exceptional days at the famous Paul Ricard circuit, which was privatized for the occasion in its 5.8 km configuration, the same used in Formula 1. The event, open to GT cars of all makes, was held in a spirit faithful to the club’s values: passion, safety, and conviviality. Participants enjoyed a deliberately limited number of cars on the track, never more than thirty at a time, ensuring smooth and enjoyable driving conditions. Two separate groups were set up: a “Racing” group, with thirty-minute sessions, and a “GT” group, with one-hour sessions. This organization ensured maximum enjoyment while maintaining a high level of safety.
The atmosphere, far from competitive, focused solely on the pleasure of driving and sharing experiences with other enthusiasts. Instructors were on hand to assist drivers wishing to improve their skills, and technical support ensured that each session ran smoothly. The first day ended with a convivial dinner at the heart of the circuit, further reinforcing the spirit of camaraderie that had marked the entire event. Thanks to careful organization and ideal conditions, these track days remained a highlight of the season for club members.
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