The French Formula 1 legacy on ice
The Paul Ricard Ice Track embodies the very essence of French Formula 1 excellence, recreated with exceptional accuracy on the frozen lakes of Swedish Lapland. This jewel of motorsport, which hosted its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 1977, has shaped some of the greatest legends in racing history. Icons such as Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, and Nigel Mansell once did battle on its sacred tarmac, forging a mythical aura that continues to inspire generations. Now reborn on ice, this endurance-inspired track allows drivers to relive that prestigious heritage in a completely new environment, where every corner echoes the triumphs of the sport’s greatest champions.
Provençal precision elevated by ice
Every detail has been faithfully recreated: the impressive Mistral straight, where cars reach top speeds of 210 km/h on ice; the technical Signes corner; the formidable double right-hander at Beausset; and the iconic Virage du Pont. This unique configuration represents the pinnacle of high-speed drifting pleasure in the world of ice driving. Each section of the track has been meticulously adapted to the winter conditions, preserving the soul of the original track while unveiling a whole new range of thrills. Drivers experience an entirely new dimension of this legendary venue, where technical precision meets pure adrenaline. The Paul Ricard Ice Track transcends driving itself to become a true communion with Formula 1 heritage – transformed by the magic of Lapland’s frozen landscapes into an unforgettable moment of motorsport perfection.
