BSJ to Arnage corner

[Coops24]

After getting lucky at Houx for the last 2 years, we are now BSJ bound. Haven't been out to Arnage/Indianapolis for yonks. What is the drill for getting over for viewing?
We used to bike it, but we are limited on bikes. Last time there ,we watched the safety car for 2 hours after Rockenfeller went into the wall on Mulsanne. Any advice welcome.

[Aysedasi2]

Some stuff in here that you may find useful.

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[Coops24]

Ah yes, that's what I am looking for. Also, Strasse's Le Mans guide, which is tip top.

[Coops24]

Thanks for the prompt response. If I had been thinking or looking properly I would have noticed.

[JN14]

If not possible to take a bike use the public busses to get to Arnage at night. They run all night during the race, just queue up at the stops, the queues look big but move pretty quick.

Edited by JN14 on Wednesday 29th May 08:01

[davidd]

It's a 40 min walk..

[//j17]

From Beausejour by far the easiest option outside the couple of hours either side of the race start/end is going to be the "Orange 3" bus. Assuming no random ACO change this year these leave from the hard standing motorhome camping area just the other side of the circuir bridge. Left out of the campsite, then 200m under the bridge and it's just on the right.

[Coops24]

All info very helpful lads,top job. I had an ish idea, but this what I was hoping for. Enjoy your trip chaps.

[//j17]

Oh, take your camping chair with you when you travel to Arnage. Not only do you have something to sit on while you watch you get to feel really smug sat down waiting in the queue for the bus

[Coops24]

I love it when aplan comes together.

[Koen_Chevy]

We go from BSJ tot Arnage by bike, it does not take long and we do not have to sit in line for a crowded bus...

This is one of the reasons we bring folding bikes.., we like to go to Arnage on sunday, good place to watch the race..