11 French drivers join the FFSA France Rally 2026 Collective

We had been waiting for news from the FFSA French Team for several months. RallyThis comes especially after the Circuit's announcement a few weeks ago. On Wednesday, May 27th, the FFSA Academy officially launched its France Rally Collective, designed to provide optimal support to French drivers. A total of 11 individuals have been selected by the French Federation of Motorsport and the FFSA Academy.

Among drivers competing in the World Rally Championship, the European Rally Championship, and the French Rally Championship, the group showcases profiles from diverse backgrounds, among whom Arthur Pelamourgues, Réhane Gany, and Pablo Sarrazin naturally stand out. But the French Federation of Motorsport hasn't forgotten its former young talents, bringing back several of its Rallye Jeunes winners.

FFSA France Rally 2026 Collective: An expanded list with diverse perspectives

Among them are Quentin Vialatte, whose start to the season unfortunately fell short of expectations, and Maxence Potard, leading the Clio Trophy France after his victory at Le Touquet and winner of the 2023 federal selection. Alongside them are promising young drivers such as Alexandre Villiod, recent winner of the SMRC4 at Aléria, and Arthur Roché, winner at Le Touquet. As for international contenders, the list also includes Mattéo Chatillon, Eliott Delecour, Tristan Charpentier, and Ghjuvanni. Rossi, bringing it to 11. The release of this list also makes it clear that the FFSA should not support either Léo Rossel or Sarah Rumeau this season, they who had worn the colours of the FFSA French Team alongside Pablo Sarrazin last year.

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