Nogaro Truck Grand Prix 2026
On June 20 and 21, 2026, the Paul Armagnac Circuit hosted the third round of the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship during the Nogaro Truck Grand Prix.
Over two days, 25 625 spectators gathered in the heart of the Gers region to enjoy a weekend combining sporting competition, truck culture, public entertainment and professional meetings.
An Ever More Intense Sporting Battle
After the Dijon-Prenois and Le Castellet rounds, the Nogaro Truck Grand Prix marked an important stage in the title race.
On a circuit renowned for its technical nature and demanding braking zones, the drivers of the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship delivered a high-level spectacle. The four races of the weekend produced numerous on-track battles, confirming the excellent level of competitiveness of the 2026 season.
At the end of this third round, Thomas Robineau #75 (MAN) wins the Nogaro Truck Grand Prix and moves closer to Téo Calvet #20 (Freightliner) in the overall classification in a particularly contested context, foreshadowing an exciting second half of the season.
The New Renault Trucks E-Tech T Pace Truck Takes to the Track
The Nogaro Truck Grand Prix also marked the official debut of the new FFSA French Truck Racing Championship Pace Truck. Designed by Renault Trucks, the championship’s historic official partner, this 100% electric Renault Trucks E-Tech T carried out the championship’s starting procedures for the first time.
This first official outing illustrates the shared commitment of Renault Trucks and the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship to innovation and the evolution of mobility in road transport.
Decorated Trucks Turn Out in Force
An essential feature of the Nogaro Truck Grand Prix, the decorated trucks once again attracted large crowds throughout the weekend.
Displayed within the circuit grounds, these exceptional vehicles allowed visitors to discover the full diversity of truck culture.
The traditional parades organized in the town on Saturday and on the track on Sunday were among the most appreciated moments of the event, bringing together enthusiasts, families and professionals in a friendly atmosphere.
A Professional Exhibition Serving the Industry
Alongside the races, the open-air transport trade show brought together the main players in the sector.
Manufacturers, equipment suppliers, were able to showcase their activities, interact with visitors and promote careers within the industry.
This event once again confirms the role of the Nogaro Truck Grand Prix as a privileged platform for exchanges between professionals and the general public.
A Popular and Family-Friendly Event
Beyond the sporting action, the Nogaro Truck Grand Prix offered numerous activities throughout the weekend. The accessible paddock, family areas, driver meet-and-greets and various entertainment activities allowed visitors to enjoy a complete immersion into the world of trucks and motorsport.
This close connection with the people involved in the discipline remains one of the strengths of the FFSA French Truck Racing Championship and contributes to its success with the public.
The FFSA French Truck Racing Championship will continue its season with the fourth round of the calendar on July 4 and 5, 2026, at the Nevers Magny-Cours Circuit!
