The rebirth of the Trophées d’Auvergne takes to the Circuit de Charade from 10th to 12th July, featuring 14 races from nine grids. Eight Motor Racing Legends series will be in action, including the return of 2-Litre Sportscars to the famed French venue.
Top Class Historic Motorsport
Motor Racing Legends brings eight of its series to France, including the new 2-Litre Sportscars series, modelled on the European Championship that previously competed for the Trophée d’Auvergne in the 1970s, and the one-off MRL All Stars, created to offer a space for a broad range of historic cars to compete in this special event.
MRL All Stars
Three support grids, well-known to Motor Racing Legends, join the event. the Formula Junior Historic Racing Association and Historic Grand Prix Car Association bring a total of six historic single-seater races to the Circuit de Charade.
FJHRA Lurani Trophy
HGPCA – Front Engine
HGPCA – Rear Engine
Storied Origins
The Trophées d’Auvergne were born alongside the Charade circuit, on 27 July 1958. For two decades, they welcomed some of the best endurance drivers and teams each year. To mark the arrival of Motor Racing Legends in France, the ASACA (Association Sportive de l’Automobile Club d’Auvergne), the original organiser of the Trophées d’Auvergne, has agreed to revive the name of this legendary event.







