The Paul Ricard Motor Circuit is just outside of Le Castellet, France. Famous for holding the French Grand Prix on several occasions during the years 1971- 1990, the track was reinstated in 2018.  Built on land formally owned by pastis magnate Paul Ricard, who wanted experience in designing and building motorways, he settled for a racetrack instead.  With construction starting in 1969, a year later the racetrack was complete and opened to sports car racing.  Crafted with several long straights and tight chicane corners, this racetrack is ideal for placement above office desks, as statement pieces on walls and within commercial spaces. Crafted from high quality steel and finished in a sleek midnight black finish, this wall art will complement any interior setting.