France
Ledenon
3.151 km anti-clockwise circuit in Ledenon, Gard, France, opened 1973 — the most undulating and only counter-clockwise major circuit in France.
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About Ledenon
Circuit de Ledenon is a 3.151 km asphalt road circuit situated in the village of Ledenon, Gard, approximately 25 km northeast of Nimes in southern France. First approved for racing on 16 June 1973, it is the most undulating circuit in France, set in a natural bowl with significant elevation change, and uniquely runs counter-clockwise — the only major French circuit to do so. The circuit hosts national championships including the French F4 Championship and previously hosted the FFSA GT Championship and French Formula Renault series for multiple decades.
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