More than two months have already passed since the 1,000 km of Navarra. With a little hindsight, this opening round of the 2026 season has only reinforced our conviction to continue along the path we embarked on in 1992: organising endurance races for historic competition cars. This format continues to appeal to our loyal competitors while attracting new entrants, drawn by a different experience – a true adventure. In Spain, almost 95% of the cars that started the race reached the finish, proof that the challenge of this type of event is far from insurmountable, both for the machinery and for the women and men who make it happen, drivers and mechanics alike.
The 1,000 km of Navarra also marked the first page of a new chapter in the history of V de V Sports. During the off‑season, I took over the organisation founded by my father, and one of my first decisions was to strengthen our team, particularly in marketing and communication, in order to give fresh momentum to our events. The first results are already visible, with the arrival of new partners: Aramco, SodiGroup, Benson & Cherry, Chat Noir, Depancel and Steve McQueen Eyewear.
Their valuable support benefits the entire ecosystem, enabling us to raise the overall quality of our events by increasing visibility and improving the services on offer. These partnerships reflect our ambition to place the series within an attractive and sustainable dynamic, while preserving the friendly spirit that lies at the very heart of V de V Sports.
The demonstrations of the Renault Alpine A441, A442 B and A443 at the 2 Tours d’Horloge are also part of this evolution. Our contacts at The Originals Renault – La Collection, with whom we are building this project, share the same desire as we do: to pass on their passion.
Between now and the start of the 2 Tours d’Horloge on 7 November, we will have more exciting announcements to make. Stay connected by following us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
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