Dreux: Belevskiy winner, Jeanney titled

Winner of the last two qualifying rounds and his semi-final, Yuri Belevskiy (Audi S1 ​​RX) took advantage of his pole position in the final to climb to the highest step of the podium in the Rallycross from Dreux. Present at this last meeting of the year, Julien Fébreau (208 RX) took second place ahead of Patric O'Donovan (208 RX) and became the only French representative in the Top 3 Supercar.

Assured of the title of French Champion at the end of the qualifying phases, Davy Jeanney (i20 RX) won his second title in the premier category of the discipline.

Davy Jeanney is the new French Rallycross Supercar Champion ©Pierre Simenel/Rallycross France

Nils Voland (Audi A1) won the Super1600 ahead of Tom le Jossec (Clio 5). Third, Julien Meunier (Fabia) could fully enjoy his title of French Champion.

Valentin Lumet (Clio Rally5 RX) won in the Junior final. Second ahead of Gautier Sarah (Clio Rally5 RX), Marceau Launay (Clio Rally5 RX) became the new French Junior Champion.

On her home turf, Mélanie Lefrançois (Twingo RX) was titled in the Women's category and fully enjoyed her third place in the final behind Axelle Corolleur (Twingo RX) and Chanel Launay (Twingo RX) who scored her fourth success of the season.

Nicolas Beauclé (Mercedes Class A) ended the season in the best way with the title in Division 3 and victory in the final ahead of Emmanuel Danveau (Polo) and David Durand (Fabia).

After an intense fight all season, Tom Daunat (206+) won the D4 final to become the new winner of the Coupe de France Division 4. Tony Bardeau (Civic) and Xavier Allereau (208) completed the podium of this last final of the season.