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Framed product images are mock-ups and may vary slightly from frame to frame depending on the frame’s insert window.
Opened in 1970 and funded by pastis magnate Paul Ricard, the circuit is known for its distinctive blue-and-red run-off and hosted the French Grand Prix.
Size
Unframed giclée print on 230gsm matt art card.
Frame guide
Each print size is optimised for a standard frame picture-insert window:
Frames vary slightly in size between manufacturers, so please check your frame’s insert window before ordering.
How we make our prints — paper, inks & sustainability →
Delivery: First or Second Class, chosen at checkout
SKU: PRINT-paul-ricard-circuit
Opened in 1970 and funded by pastis magnate Paul Ricard, the circuit is known for its distinctive blue-and-red run-off and hosted the French Grand Prix.
Our Circuit Paul Ricard print turns real map data into race track wall art — the true coastline, land contours and seabed depth of Circuit Paul Ricard, drawn and printed by us rather than a generic stylised map. It works equally as a Circuit Paul Ricard motorsport poster, office art, or a memorable gift for motorsport fans and drivers.
Printed to order as a giclée fine-art print on heavyweight archival paper, available in A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, supplied unframed. Want a place we don’t stock, or a specific area framed your way? Design your own map art print — any coastline, island, lake, national park, ski resort or race circuit on earth.
Printed on FSC-certified giclée art paper from Koala Paper. The wood-pulp base stock is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified for responsibly managed forests, the mill holds ISO 9001 quality and environmental certifications and an EcoVadis Silver sustainability rating, and the stock is acid-free.
Printed on an Epson EcoTank using heat-free Micro Piezo technology. Refillable ink tanks in place of disposable cartridges cut printing plastic and packaging waste by up to 90%, high-yield bottles replace dozens of cartridges, and the heat-free process draws far less energy. Epson’s inkjet range carries the Blue Angel ecolabel.