ELF at the KlassGP Championship on the Lédenon Circuit: An Immersion into the World of Classic Motorcycles

Located in the Gard region, near Nîmes, the Lédenon Circuit is a must-see for motorsport enthusiasts in France. With its 3.156 km length and 13 varied turns, it offers a technical challenge thanks to its hilly layout and counterclockwise direction, which is rare in France. Riders face legendary sections such as the "triple left" or the "basin," testing their skill and endurance.

Inaugurated in 1970, this circuit was designed to combine technicality and spectacle. With modernized infrastructure and optimal safety, it attracts prestigious competitions every year, including motorcycle races.

The KlassGP celebrates classic Grand Prix motorcycles, particularly the 125cc and 250cc two-strokes from the 2000s. This championship brings together riders and enthusiasts who share a nostalgia for these iconic machines. The races take place on renowned circuits across Europe, including Lédenon for the opening of the 2025 season.

The friendly atmosphere of the paddock, combined with the technicality of the races, makes the KlassGP a must-attend event for classic motorcycle lovers. It is also a special moment to admire these legendary bikes in full action.

ELF's participation in this event reflects its commitment to the motorcycling community. As a major player in the field of high-performance fuels and lubricants, ELF took advantage of the KlassGP to:

• Meet its customers and discuss their expectations.
• Interview the riders to better understand their needs in terms of performance and reliability.
• Share its expertise stemming from a long tradition in motorsports.

Our presence at the Lédenon Circuit allowed us to strengthen our ties with the community while showcasing the quality of our products. This commitment is part of our ongoing effort to innovate and meet the demands of motorcycle enthusiasts.