Supported circuits · France

France Track Day Circuits Supported by PinIt Cam

PinIt Cam supports 11 circuits in France. Every one ships with a track map, a real start/finish line and automatic lap timing, so your iPhone records the circuit and your reaction together with the lap on screen. 10 of them also name the corners on your highlights.

Anneau du Rhin

Circuit de Vitesse (2011–present)

3.53 km · 7 named corners
Bugatti Circuit

4.16 km · 9 named corners
Charade Circuit

Modern Circuit (1989–present)

3.94 km · 8 named corners
Circuit de Bresse

2.88 km · 10 named corners
Circuit de Lédenon

Grand Prix Circuit (1972–present)

3.15 km · 8 named corners
Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours

Grand Prix Circuit (2003–present)

4.46 km · 10 named corners
Circuit du Val de Vienne

Motorcycle Circuit (2008–present)

3.78 km · 6 named corners
Circuit Pau-Arnos

Full Circuit (1986–present)

2.98 km · Corner names not yet
Circuit Paul Armagnac

Grand Prix Circuit (1989–present)

3.51 km · 8 named corners
Circuit Paul Ricard

Current layout without Mistral chicane (1A-V2) (2005–present)

5.76 km · 12 named corners
Dijon-Prenois

Grand Prix Circuit (1976–present)

3.72 km · 9 named corners

Not on the list?

PinIt Cam still records anywhere you drive — both cameras, GPS speed, G-force and highlights. The track map, corner names and lap timing are what each supported circuit adds, and new circuits arrive in free app updates. Ask for yours and it moves up the list.

Record your next track day in France with PinIt Cam.

Free on the App Store, for iPhone XS or later. Every feature is in the free app; Pro is a one-time purchase that lifts the monthly export limit.

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Circuit Pau-Arnos

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Record your next track day in France with PinIt Cam.