Bond movie, a View to a kill. On now, where is the racecourse ??!!

chantilly wasn't it?

although ascot was definitely in one of them

Google says both, thats why im not sure. Is it Chantilly and made to seem to be Ascot?!

the racing action was at ascot, chantilly was meant to be christopher walken's stud farm iirc

Thanks my man.

Chantilly Racecourse

It was used as the venue for the racecourse scene in the 1985 James Bond film A View to a Kill, in which racehorses owned by villainous industrialist Max Zorin (Christopher Walken) competed.

I'm pretty sure there was a race at ascot, whereas chantilly was the venue for the bloodstock sale - if I've got the right film, it's the one where john steed was supposedly a trainer or bloodstock agent, the whole thing was completely ridiculous

just checked, the race was definitely at royal ascot with chantilly the sales venue

can't believe I actually downloaded that pile of sh1te 

Steed was a trainer, undercover in racing circles in chauffer's uniform

Where Bond raced Zorin was Piste D'Avilly, near Chantilly, Ascot was where the actoin happened near the start of the film

[i]Steed was a trainer, undercover in racing circles in chauffer's uniform[/]

I always thought stoutey could be working for MI6 

It must have been Chantilly aswell when Zorin is watching his horses gallop and General Gogol confronts him

I always thought it was Southwell and Wolverhampton.