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This is the famous circuit of Laval Beausoleil, in Mayenne, which will host the 19th edition of the Challenge Rotax France Final on September 15 and 16, 2018. This year, the Rotax Max and Rotax Masters will compete in their FFSA French Cup. opportunity of this event open to all that brings together the large family Rotax. The Cadet, National, DD2 and DD2 Master categories will therefore be part of a richly endowed program as 4 tickets for the Rotax Grand Final will be on the line and significant rewards will be awarded in Rotax Max and Rotax Master.

This will be the last chance to be part of Team France 2018 for Cadet, National, Rotax Max and DD2 drivers ...
These awards are reserved for drivers holding a French license meeting the age requirements of the RMCGF.

Almost € 12,000 will also reward the best drivers of the FFSA Cup of France Rotax Max and Rotax Master categories. This exceptional endowment already attracts many participants among the greatest specialists in France. The clash looks great on a technical route particularly appreciated by competitors. The winner of the French Cup Rotax Max will also receive his ticket for the Rotax Grand Final.

The big national meeting of Rotax pilots is open to all without restriction and also concerns the categories Cadet, Nationale, DD2 and DD2 Master. The stake will be large in Cadet, National and DD2 to try to join Team France leaving for Brazil. For 19 years, the Rotax Challenge Finale France has been a great karting party thanks to an experienced organization and a great endowment. The setting of the Laval circuit, a high place of karting competition for several decades, offers an additional attraction to the 2018 edition.

14 drivers for Team France 2018 leaving for Brazil
This year, the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals will take place on the Conde Paraíba International Paladino Karting Circuit in Brazil from November 26 to December 1, 2018. Here is the list of French drivers already qualified.

Cadet
Theophile Nael, NSK champion and French Champion
Léo Poncel, Vice-Champion of France
Evan Giltaire, winner of the Coupe de France
and the winner of the Rotax France Final in Laval

national
Esteban Masson, NSK champion
Sami Meguetounif, French Champion
Dylan Léger, winner of the Coupe de France
and the winner of the Rotax France Final in Laval

Rotax Max
Victor Bernier, NSK champion
and the winner of the Coupe de France in Laval

Rotax Max Master
Rudy Champion, NSK Champion

DD2
Paolo Besancenez, NSK champion
and the winner of the Rotax France Final in Laval

DD2 Master
Franck Lavergne, NSK Champion