The 2026 Grand-Prix Camions du Castellet
On May 23 and 24, 2026, the Circuit Paul Ricard came alive with the sound of engines, spectacular entertainment, and unforgettable emotions. As the second round of the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship, the Grand-Prix Camions du Castellet, co-organized by WHEELS RACING and Circuit Paul Ricard in partnership with R.A.S Intérim, delivered on all its promises, welcoming 50,800 visitors to a unique event combining motorsport, truck culture, and entertainment for the general public.
An exceptional sporting line-up
This 2026 edition will be remembered for the return of the NASCAR Euro Series to France after 8 years away, and for the very first time at Circuit Paul Ricard. On the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship side, the drivers delivered intense and spectacular racing on one of the most iconic circuits of the calendar.
Thomas Robineau claimed victory in the 2026 Grand-Prix Camions du Castellet.
A total of 16 races animated the weekend, alongside the Caterham Championship and the Sprint CUP Proto Super Challenge, offering a non-stop schedule from Saturday morning through Sunday evening.
A professional trade show at the heart of the industry
Alongside the racing, the open-air transport trade show brought together key players from the road transport industry around R.A.S Intérim: manufacturers, equipment suppliers, employment organizations, and training institutions.
A true hub for exchanges and networking, this space once again confirmed the Grand-Prix Camions du Castellet as much more than a sporting competition: a must-attend professional event for the French transport industry.
Entertainment for all audiences
True to its popular and family-friendly spirit, the event featured an exhibition of 245 decorated trucks throughout the weekend, true symbols of truck culture, as well as two major on-track parades on Saturday evening and Sunday at midday, bringing together thousands of spectators around these exceptional machines.
Visitors also enjoyed access to the open sporting paddock, offering an immersive behind-the-scenes experience close to the drivers and teams.
The highlight of Saturday evening came after the night race, the POINT S mechanical challenge, and the truck parade, when Laurent Wolf transformed the Circuit Paul Ricard into a giant dancefloor, delivering a memorable concert right in the heart of the main straight.
R.A.S Intérim puts its agencies and truck drivers in the spotlight
Official event partner R.A.S Intérim made a strong impression with its immersive semi-trailer installed at the entrance of the circuit, featuring a truck driving simulator, photobooth, entertainment activities, and an autograph session with Jonathan André, driver of the Team Lion Truck Racing.
One of the weekend’s highlights was the award ceremony honoring the best temporary truck drivers and R.A.S Intérim agencies, held on the official Grand Prix podium under the applause of the crowd.
See you in Nogaro for Round 3 of the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship!
