The FFSA’s 2023 circuit and rally calendars approved

The French Motor Sport Federation (FFSA) shared at the end of the Steering Committee meeting from November 25 the different calendars for the 2023 season. On circuits, this announcement is an opportunity to find out more about the program for the French Formula 4 Championship.

F4 will travel to seven different circuits in 2023, starting with Nogaro (Gers) as part of the Easter Cups, before continuing with Magny-Cours (Nièvre), Pau (Pyrénées-Atlantiques). Two meetings abroad are on the program, with Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium) and Misano (Italy), before a final sprint at Lédenon (Gard) and Paul-Ricard (Var).

The program of FFSAGT was already known before this meeting. The traditional Nogaro Easter Cups will kick off at the beginning of April (7th to 10th). This will be followed by the meetings of Magny-Cours (May 5 to 7), Dijon-Prenois (June 16 to 18) which is making a comeback, as is Val de Vienne (July 7 to 9), Lédenon (June 8 to 10). September 6) before the final at Paul Ricard (October 8 to 6). Please note that the XNUMX Hours of Rome on the Vallelunga circuit is on the calendar but is not part of the championship.

En rally, the national calendar was also already formalized. The French Rally Championship will begin next March in Le Touquet. Four rounds will follow at a rate of one per month, starting with Rhône Charbonniers, Antibes Côte d'Azur, Vosges Grande Est and Rouergue in July. After a two-month summer break, the campaign will resume at the beginning of September with Mont-Blanc Morzine before the final sequence which will begin with the Cœur de France followed by the Cévennes and the Var.

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