A popular and spectacular weekend at Dijon-Prenois!

The Historic Tour x GP Camions Dijon once again fully confirmed its success, attracting 22,150 spectators over the course of the weekend. Turning out in large numbers, they celebrated the long-awaited return of trucks to Dijon-Prenois after 15 years away. Between the on-track spectacle delivered by the 24 trucks entered in the FFSA French Truck Championship, the more than 200 Historic Tour cars, the nearly 140 decorated trucks brought together for the Saturday evening and Sunday lunchtime parades, not to mention an open-air trade show featuring 7 manufacturers along with all the major players in the transport industry, this 2026 edition lived up to all expectations. Sporting, festive and popular, the event established itself as one of the highlights of the calendar at the Dijon-Prenois circuit.

In three weeks’ time, the second round of the French Historic Circuit Championship will take place at the Val de Vienne Circuit on May 22 and 23.

THE WEEKEND IN FIGURES

24: number of trucks entered in competition
220: number of drivers entered in competition
22,150: number of spectators in attendance
17: number of races held over the weekend

CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS UPDATE

From a sporting perspective, this Dijon round has already begun to establish the first pecking order in the various categories of the French Historic Circuit Championship.

In Pre-90 GT/Touring, Marc Alloend-Bessand, Olivier Dusailly and Dominique Vulliez lead the standings with 80 points each, scored respectively in Sprint Series Pre-66, Sprint Series Pre-81 and the Lotus Trophy.

In Post-90 GT/Touring, Laurent Sabatier takes the lead with 80 points scored in GT Classic, ahead of Franck Quagliozzi with 75 points in the Youngtimers GTi Cup. In third place, Florian Zavattin follows with 70 points scored in GT Classic.

In Single-Seaters, Christian Vaglio-Giors leads Formula Renault, François Belle leads Formula Ford Historic, and Arnaud Dousse leads Formula Ford Kent, all three on 80 points.

Finally, in Endurance, Christian Vaglio-Giors takes the lead among the Prototypes, while Sébastien Mathieu moves into first place in Post-90 GT/Touring, and the Julien Grenet / Christian Danne pairing leads the Pre-90 GT/Touring category. All three crews scored the maximum possible 40 points.

WEEKEND PODIUMS

Saloon Cars GT Classic Trophy – Race 1

• SC90: 1. Laurent Sabatier; 2. Florian Zavattin; 3. Jérôme Lenfant
• SC80: 1. Fabrice Lefebvre; 2. Guy Fastrés; 3. Adrien Samson
• SC60: 1. Pascal Fachinetti; 2. Philippe Drouilleau

Saloon Cars GT Classic Trophy – Race 2

• SC90: 1. Laurent Sabatier; 2. Florian Zavattin; 3. Denis Empois
• SC80: 1. Fabrice Lefebvre; 2. Guy Fastrés; 3. Gérard Verney
• SC60: 1. Pascal Fachinetti; 2. Vincent Drouilleau

Formula Ford Kent Trophy + Formula Ford Historic Challenge – Race 1

• Kent pre-93: 1. Arnaud Dousse; 2. Maxime Lebreton; 3. Matthieu Midy
• Histo B: 1. François Belle; 2. Jean Dionisotti; 3. Christian Vaglio-Giors
• Histo A: 1. Tony Rollet; 2. Eric Lecluse; 3. Alan Crocker
• Kent pre-90: 1. Michel Kozyreff; 2. Thierry Boissière; 3. Piergil Pages

Formula Ford Kent Trophy + Formula Ford Historic Challenge – Race 2

• Kent pre-93: 1. Arnaud Dousse; 2. Matthieu Midy; 3. Axel Castillou
• Histo B: 1. François Belle; 2. Christian Vaglio-Giors; 3. Jean Dionisotti
• Histo A: 1. Tony Rollet; 2. Alan Crocker; 3. Eric Lecluse
• Kent pre-90: 1. Michel Kozyreff; 2. Thierry Boissière; 3. Piergil Pages

Formula Renault Classic Trophy – Race 1

• A: 1. Christian Vaglio-Giors; 2. Eric Martin; 3. Thomas Clausi
• B: 1. Maxime Viricel; 2. Antoine Castillo; 3. Nikita Abramov
• FR Historic: 1. Bruno Mottez; 2. Pierre Le Cieux
• Guest: 1. Maxime Lebreton

Formula Renault Classic Trophy – Race 2

• A: 1. Christian Vaglio-Giors; 2. Thomas Clausi; 3. Jean-Charles Monnet
• B: 1. Antoine Castillo; 2. Maxime Viricel; 3. Nikita Abramov
• FR Historic: 1. Bruno Mottez
• Guest: 1. Maxime Lebreton

Sprint Series Pre-66 – Race 1

• GT +2L: 1. Marc Alloend-Bessand; 2. Brady / Valérie Beltramelli; 3. Christian Tetot
• GT -2L: 1. Malivai Castelli; 2. Jérôme Peuch
• BER -2L: 1. Grégory Carini; 2. Philippe Gandini; 3. Benjamin Engrand

Sprint Series Pre-66 – Race 2

• GT +2L: 1. Marc Alloend-Bessand; 2. Christian Tetot
• GT -2L: 1. Philippe Baert; 2. Malivai Castelli
• BER -2L: 1. Valérie / Brady Beltramelli; 2. Benjamin Engrand; 3. Stéphane Allard

Youngtimers 2L Cup + Sprint Series Pre-81 – Race 1

• BER -2L: 1. Olivier Dusailly; 2. Michel Mora; 3. Marc Mathay
• A3: 1. Florent Aumard; 2. Franck Quagliozzi; 3. Fabien Aumard
• GT +2L: 1. Sylvain Regnier; 2. Christian Danne; 3. Philippe Baert
• N2: 1. Christophe Claudet
• BER -1300: 1. Laurent Chabaud; 2. Jérôme Petit; 3. Philippe Aubrun
• GT -2L: 1. François Thibaud; 2. Sydney Beynat

Youngtimers 2L Cup + Sprint Series Pre-81 – Race 2

• BER -2L: 1. Olivier Dusailly; 2. Beltramelli crew; 3. Marc Mathay
• A3: 1. Franck Quagliozzi; 2. Florian Malosse; 3. Fabien Aumard
• GT +2L: 1. Sylvain Regnier; 2. Christian Danne; 3. Philippe Baert
• N2: 1. Christophe Claudet
• BER -1300: 1. Jérôme Petit; 2. Philippe Aubrun; 3. François Durat
• GT -2L: 1. François Thibaud; 2. Sydney Beynat

Lotus Trophy – Race 2

• Category 1: 1. Dominique Vulliez; 2. Nicolas Beloou; 3. Jérôme Cattelin
• Category 2: 1. Basile Gronfier; 2. Léo Cattelin; 3. Sunylann Delahaye-Serre

200 km of the Historic Tour

• Prototype < 3L: 1. Christian Vaglio-Giors; 2. Amaury Gariel; 3. Olivier Dusailly / Josserand de Murard
• Post-90 GT/Touring: 1. Sébastien Mathieu; 2. Florian Zavattin; 3. Marc Louail
• Pre-90 GT/Touring: 1. Grenet / Danne; 2. Philippe Baert; 3. Pernet / Farcy

WHAT’S NEXT

Round #2: Historic Tour Val de Vienne, May 22 & 23.
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