One of the biggest Ferrari gatherings in the world!
From June 2 to 5, it is on the Circuit Val de Vienne in Vigeant in Vienne that this beautiful Sport and Collection event, 500 Ferrari against cancer, will take place. The essential goal of these 4 days of automotive passion is to collect as many donations as possible for the cancer center of the Poitiers University Hospital. These donations make it possible to finance research projects and material equipment selected by a Scientific Council. The Sport et Collection association has obtained the approval ofBenevolent association and now displays more than 5 million cumulative donations.
– Sport and Collection website info
5 different Demonstration Trays will be offered during this event. Vehicles launched at full speed on the track of the Val de Vienne circuit. These dream cars will not fail, like every year, to offer a spectacle to their admirers.
Unconditional fans of the prancing horse brand or amateurs driven by curiosity, the 500 Ferrari trays will not disappoint you!
Also gathered around the prancing horse brand, other major racing, sports, prestige and legendary brands of yesterday and today.
Animations on circuit and in the sky
- 4 historic F1 races from the 1950s and 1960s will be organized
- Track baptism sessions
- air force meeting
- Exhibitors, events at the department stand 86 “Horse of Battle”
- Sport & Collection shop; shirts, polo shirts, caps, down jackets, jackets, books, programs, posters…
- Restaurants, snacks and bars
France Bleu Limousin invites you to enjoy this superb show on the Val de Vienne circuit
Win your Sport and Collection weekend for two people at Vienne Valley circuit.
This stay includes:
- the night of June 3 to 4 in a chalet on the site of the Isle Jourdain Holiday Village
- meals on Saturday noon and evening as well as Sunday noon
- access to all events on the site
For your reference, this racing circuit is located in the town of Vigeant (86150), located halfway between Poitiers and Limoges. Take the RN 147, then follow the signs… the Circuit du Val de Vienne is signposted all along the route, whatever the direction of origin