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Amid the sound of V8s, V10s and V12s echoing in the silence of the Castellet plateau and the scent of the sun-warmed pine forest, the 2026 season will get off to a great start with the KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique on the Circuit Paul Ricard !
With no fewer than 250 cars competing, around ten races and as many demonstrations, this celebration of F1’s heritage is set to be a prestigious event for drivers and thousands of enthusiasts.
By welcoming nearly 100,000 spectators in 2025, the KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique has become an unmissable event in Europe !
Format
- Testings – 20 min (included in the F2 Classic entries)
- Qualifying practice – 25 min
- Race 1 – 25 min
- Race 2 – 25 min
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Circuit Paul Ricard
The Paul Ricard Circuit has been a staple in motor sports for over 50 years. It hosted the Formula 1 Grand Prix from 1971 to 1990, and then from 2018 to 2022. Today, it hosts the largest historic F1 event in France : the KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique.
How do I enter the race ?
Entries must be made on the website : www.hvmracing.fr.
After creating your pilot account and filling out your pilot form + car form :
Pilot Area > Register for races > KENNOL Grand Prix de France Historique > Entries.
For assistance with your registration, please call +33 1 41 22 20 11.
What is the event format ?
This Grand Prix is held according to the format :
- 1 testing of 20 minutes (Friday – included in the F2 Classic entries)
- 1 qualifying session of 25 minutes (Friday)
- 2 races of 25 minutes each (Saturday and Sunday)
What does my entry include ?
F2 Classic : 5 tickets + 2 Driver’s Club access (Saturday/Sunday) + 1 testing of 20 min + 1 space under a tent
F3 Classic : 5 tickets
Circuit address
Circuit Paul Ricard
2760 Route des Hauts du Camp
83330 Le Castellet, FRANCE.