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Isack Hadjar on track at the KENNOL Historic French Grand Prix: "The atmosphere is better here than anywhere else on the calendar"
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Like Ocon and Hadjar, Pierre Gasly will be present at the KENNOL Historic French Grand Prix
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He was the only one missing! After Esteban Ocon and Isack Hadjar, the third Frenchman on the grid F1, Pierre GaslyGasly will indeed be present at the 2026 KENNOL Historic French Grand Prix. The 2020 Italian Grand Prix winner will be behind the wheel on Sunday during the "Fast & Famous" demonstration. This will be Gasly's first appearance at the event, which will take place from May 8th to 10th at the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet.
On this occasion, the Norman will take the wheel of the Renault The RS10, the car that allowed the diamond-shaped logo brand to win its first Formula 1 victory in 1979 at the French Grand Prix, with Jean-Pierre Jabouille at the wheel. The RS10 also made history that day by becoming the first turbocharged Formula 1 car to win a World Championship Grand Prix.
With the addition of Pierre Gasly, the "Fast & Famous" demonstration grid now features twelve names, with a thirteenth expected to be added soon. Between demonstrations and races for historic racing vehicles, the KENNOL Grand Prix de France promises once again to be a true celebration of French Formula 1, especially with the presence of our three French drivers, all of whom scored points at the start of the 2026 season.
Gasly, Ocon and Hadjar will make a stop at Paul Ricard after the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, which will restart the season after a forced break in April, from May 1st to 3rd.
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Olivierm 2B 88
23/04/2026 at 11:05 a.m.
Yes, they will have the pleasure of seeing real F1 cars again, the ones we loved, the ones that made a hell of a noise, on which we didn't count the fuel and especially without the witch of electricity.