01 · Le Club

What is Lévrier?

A driver's club in Reims, founded in an aircraft hangar in 1928 and reopened in 2019, for people who drive their cars rather than keep them under a sheet.

Manifeste

One line, drawn at speed.

The club's first rule, written by Étienne Lévrier in 1928: one line, no correction. Drive cleanly, or don't drive. Ninety-eight years on, it is still the only rule on the hangar wall.

A member's car at speed through trees
Sunday drive
La Méridienne
A car in its bay on a reflective floor
Le Garage
1928Founded in Reims
120membersSo every car has its bay
60baysClimate-controlled garage
6track daysEvery year, with instructors
1 000kmLa Méridienne, every June
187.4km/hThe 1934 club record
A member's car in the restored hangar

02 · La Méridienne

One thousand kilometres, one line

Every June the club drives the Paris Meridian, the line Arago marked across France, from the North Sea to the Mediterranean in four days.

  1. Day 1Dunkerque
  2. Day 1Amiens
  3. Day 2ParisThe Observatory
  4. Day 2Bourges
  5. Day 3Rodez
  6. Day 4Carcassonne
  7. Day 4Perpignan

03 · Pour la voiture

For your car

Your car lives in the hangar where the club began, ready whenever you are.

1

Le Garage

Sixty bays

Climate-controlled storage in the restored hangar, battery conditioning, and collection and delivery to your door.

A car waiting in its bay
2

L'Atelier

Two detailing bays

Hand detailing, paint protection, and servicing arranged with your marque's own specialist.

Carbon weave after detailing
3

Sur piste

Six track days

On the banking at Montlhéry and on circuits across France, with the club's instructors beside you.

Light across a member's car

04 · Le Clubhouse

For the driver

Somewhere to meet before a drive and to talk it over after.

Leather and carbon in the clubhouse

Le Clubhouse

Members' lounge

Coffee from early on drive mornings, and a library of motoring books going back to 1928.

Two simulators

Learn a circuit before a track day, lap by lap, with an instructor watching your lines.

The boardroom

A quiet room for members to meet, with the hangar floor below the window.

Sunday drives

Every Sunday morning, as in 1928: meet at the hangar, drive the Montagne de Reims, back for coffee.

Come and see the hangar.

Book a private visit