ST GEORGES, FRANCE - FIA EUROPEAN AUTOCROSS & CROSSCAR CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 #6
PRE RACE!
ST GEORGES - FRANCE
When? 17.19 JULY 2026
The Track: 930M - 8 CORNERS - 14-20M WIDTH
FIA European Autocross & Cross Car Championship 2026 – Round 6 | Saint Georges
The FIA European Autocross and Cross Car Championship returns to France this weekend at the spectacular Saint-Georges-de-Montaigu circuit one of the most anticipated events of the entire season.
Year after year, this track has earned a reputation as one of the best on the European calendar, not only for its technical and thrilling layout but, above all, for an organizing team that has repeatedly received FIA awards recognizing it as one of the finest in Europe.
After a one-year hiatus from the European calendar during which the venue hosted only the French Autocross Championship Saint-Georges returns to the European Championship stronger than ever. The organizers have continued to invest in the facilities, making various improvements to both the track and the amenities; everything points to another top-tier weekend.
True to tradition, the French round will feature a strong contingent of local drivers ready to capitalize on their knowledge of the track and the support of the home crowd. Top-caliber names such as Max Dayot, Damien Crépeau, Thomas Cristol, and Calmettes will headline the Buggy 1600 category. Spectacular racing is also expected in the SuperBuggy and Cross Car classes, where the level of competition promises to be exceptionally high.
In short, all the ingredients are in place for an unmissable weekend: one of the championship's finest tracks, a top-tier European organizing team, a host of elite drivers, and a French crowd that as always will create an extraordinary atmosphere.
All that remains is to fire up the engines: the European Championship arrives at Saint-Georges, and the show is ready to begin.
ITALIAN DRIVERS:
JUNIOR CROSSCAR
Bernardo Bitti 412 (Rapace)
Andrea Bruscino 431 (LifeLive)
CROSSCAR SENIOR
Alex Mancusi 323 (LIFELIVE)
Claudio Pigato 340 (GMN)
Nicolo Grieco 351 (GMN)
Matteo Grieco 387 (GMN)