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Pierre Ragues, candidate for the presidency of the FFSA
Pierre Ragues. Photo: DPPI
It was in a press release sent this Friday, March 20, 2026, that the French driver Pierre Ragues announced his candidacy for the presidency of the French Federation of Motor Sport (FFSA), currently chaired by Pierre Gosselin.
« I have decided to run for president of the FFSA at the next elective General Assembly. My goal is to contribute to restoring stable governance and to unite all stakeholders in our sport around a clear vision. " says the Norman, in particular.
Pierre Ragues, born on January 10, 1984 in Caen, is a professional racing driver and business owner.
Born from the kartingwhere he won numerous titles, he was able to evolve towards the car then endurance sports, disciplines in which he distinguished himself at the highest level, notably in ELMS et WECHe has a total of fourteen participations in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, with two podium finishes in the LMP2 category.
In parallel, he developed a successful career in rally, crowned by victory in the FIA R-GT World Cup. Captain of the French Rally Team, he continues his sporting commitments today, notably with an appearance at the next Rally du Touquet.
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Pierre Ragues is among those who support the former presidency of N. Dechaux and J. Regis, and all of these people turned a blind eye to countless instances of embezzlement and malpractice. Therefore, it would be a grave mistake for him to be elected head of the FFSA, just like all those who were part of the former board of directors and other governing bodies.