Dreux Rallycross: Julien Fébreau finishes in style

In front of a huge crowd, Julien Fébreau won the final round of the French Supercar Rallycross Championship held on the Philippe Chanoine circuit in Dreux.

Published 12/10/2025 à 17:32

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Dreux Rallycross: Julien Fébreau finishes in style

Julien Fébreau ©Damien Saulnier/DA Racing

The Supercar drivers had nerves of steel during qualifying! Julien Fébreau (208 RX) was leading the Intermediate Classification. The Grand Prix commentator of Formula 1 on Canal + continued in the same vein during the first part of the elimination stages. Positioned in pole position for the Final, Fébreau took the best start and dominated the race from start to finish. He secured his first victory of the season after two second-place finishes in Châteauroux and Mayenne.

Hungarian Tamas Karai (Audi S1 RX) took second place on the podium. Jonathan Pailler (208 RX) took third place in the final few meters ahead of Davy Jeanney (Fabia). The young Finn, 17-year-old Joni Turpeinen (i20 RX), completed the top five in the Supercar Final.

Valentin Lumet (Fabia) continues with another victory after the one he won in Mayenne. Nicolas Geleyns (Audi A1) takes a fine second place ahead of Jérémy Lambec (Audi A1). Just off the podium, Maximilien Eveno (C3) can breathe a sigh of relief as he wins the French Championship title. Rallycross Super1600.

Dylan Léger (Clio 5 RX) gave up nothing to win his third race of the season. This victory allows him to become French Junior Champion. Thomas Quincé (Clio 5 RX) takes a second consecutive podium ahead of Kelig Gouesbet (Clio 5 RX).

With her fourth victory this season, Ilona Bertapelle (Twingo R1 RX) takes the title in the French Women's Cup. Mélanie Seignard (Twingo R1 RX) and Louna Pottier (Twingo R1 RX) finish the season on the podium.

Assured of a sixth title in the Coupe de France Division 3, Christophe Saunois (Audi S1) crossed the finish line of the final in second position behind Nicolas Beauclé (Mercedes Class A). Marin Le Jossec (208) takes the podium in this last race of the season.

Luc Derrien (Honda Civic) went for victory in the final to secure a second title as winner of the Coupe de France Division 4. Arthur Barbault-Forget (208) came back from a long way back and took 2nd place in the final ahead of Julien Guillard (Clio 4).