The Course de Côte de Bouc-Bel-Air will once again take place this Easter Monday. Measuring just 800 metres, it is the shortest hillclimb in France. Just over 40 drivers have entered. Among them are the top drivers of the PACA region, Jeremy Debels, Jean-Claude Morel and Thomas Clausi.
The Course de Côte de Thereval / Agneaux was the first hillclimb of the year in Normandie. It rained in the morning but at the end of the day the track was dry. The best times were set in the third and final race. Fabien Ponchant and Bertrand Lassalle were two drivers who did not …
The first hillclimb of the year in Normandie is the Course de Côte de Théreval / Agneaux. The track is a slightly shorter version of the Course de Côte d’Hébécrevon that is part of the French Championship. So far there are 78 drivers on the entrylist. This is a great entry but at the same …
For the third consecutive time Jeremy Debels won the Course de Côte de Luc-en-Provence. Debels won the event in a new trackrecord. Thomas Clausi was the best of the singleseater drivers and finished second overall. Anthony Carifi completed the podium in third. Jean-Claude Morel debuted in the Dallara F307 which he shared with Steeve Zerafa. …
The Course de Côte de Luc-en-Provence really marks the beginning of the 2018 hillclimb year. Over 140 drivers have currently entered for this sprint around the Circuit du Luc. For a lot of drivers this will be their first competitive milage in their new machines. For others it is a great warm-up before the actual …
Nicolas Verdier took his second victory of the year at the Course de Côte de Neffiès. In a field of around 50 drivers Verdier was the strongest. The runner-up spot was for the only other Formula 3 pilot, Arnaud Cholley. Cédric Monziols completed the podium in his BRC CM05 EVO. Fastest touringcar was Jean-Marie Almeras …
The second hillclimb of the year in France is the Course de Côte de Neffiès. A very small entry of just 35 modern drivers was announced. Nicolas Verdier won the previous two editions and is the favourite again this Sunday. There is also an historic support race. Nine drivers have entered here. The list includes …
For the fourth consecutive time Nicolas verdier became the winner of the Course de Côte de Pont des Abarines. Verdier faced some stiff opposition from Fabrice Flandy but he kept improving his times throughout the day to claim victory. Romain Gelly set his fastest time already in the very first race session. It proved to …
It has become a tradition that the Course de Côte de Pont des Abarines opens the French Hillclimb year. This Sunday 59 drivers travel to Saint-Jean-du-Gard for the 16th edition. Nicolas Verdier was the quickest driver the last three seasons. He should again be the man to beat in 2018.
Rumours were floating around for some time now that the legendary Course de Côte de Mont Ventoux would return. It now appears more real than ever. This coming May the longest, hardest and most famous hillclimb in France will return. The last edition was back in 2007 when Lionel Regal scored his third victory. What …