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Rouen-Les-Essarts

Location
Rouen, France
Circuit type
Road
Length
6.542 m (12 turns)
Direction
Clockwise
First race
Last race
GUR (2)
Most wins
CLA (2)
Most pole positions
GUR (2)
Most podiums
TRI (197)
Most laps

Most wins

Pos. Driver Wins
1 Dan Gurney 2
2 Alberto Ascari 1
3 Jacky Ickx 1
4 Juan Manuel Fangio 1

Most pole positions

Pos. Driver Wins
1 Jim Clark 2
2 Alberto Ascari 1
3 Jochen Rindt 1
4 Juan Manuel Fangio 1

Most podiums

Most laps

Pos. Driver Laps
1 Maurice Trintignant 197
2 Bruce McLaren 163
3 Peter Collins 147
4 Jean Behra 140
5 Mike Hawthorn 127
6 John Surtees 117
7 Graham Hill 115
8 Dan Gurney 111
9 Richie Ginther 109
10 Chris Amon 108

Races

Date Race Winner Pole position
Jul 7, 1968 1968 French Grand Prix #26 Jacky Ickx Jochen Rindt
Jun 28, 1964 1964 French Grand Prix #22 Dan Gurney Jim Clark
Jul 8, 1962 1962 French Grand Prix #30 Dan Gurney Jim Clark
Jul 7, 1957 1957 French Grand Prix #2 Juan Manuel Fangio Juan Manuel Fangio
Jul 6, 1952 1952 French Grand Prix #8 Alberto Ascari Alberto Ascari

Rouen-Les-Essarts: Formula 1 track details and history

Rouen-Les-Essarts, situated in Rouen, France, has been a part of Formula 1 since 1952. The track has hosted 5 Grand Prix races, offering unique challenges to drivers and teams with its 6.542-kilometer layout.Over the years, it has seen various records set, including the fastest lap of 2:11.400 by Jack Brabham in 1964.

Circuit statistics

  • Location: Rouen, France,
  • First Grand Prix: 1952 French Grand Prix
  • Races hosted: 5
  • Track length: 6.542 km
  • Turns: 12
  • Direction: Clockwise
  • Lap record: 2:11.400 (Jack Brabham, 1964)

Season Highlights at Rouen-Les-Essarts

In the most recent race at Rouen-Les-Essarts during the 2024 season, Lando Norris secured victory driving for McLaren. Over its history, Rouen-Les-Essarts has been a part of 5 Formula 1 seasons, contributing to the championship battles of various teams and drivers.