French Supertouring Championship - Champions

Champions

Year Driver Car
1976 Jean-Pierre Beltoise BMW 3.0
1977 Jean-Pierre Beltoise BMW 530
1978 Lucien Guitteny Ford Capri RS
1979 Dany Snobeck Ford Capri RS
1980 Dany Snobeck Ford Escort
1981 Jean-Pierre Malcher BMW 320
1982 René Metge Rover 3500
1983 Alain Cudini Alfa Romeo GTV
1984 Dany Snobeck Alfa Romeo GTV
1985 Jean-Louis Schlesser Rover Vitesse
1986 Xavier Lapeyre Audi Quattro
1987 Érik Comas Renault 5 Maxi Turbo
1988 Jean Ragnotti Renault 21 Turbo
1989 Jean-Pierre Malcher BMW M3
1990 Jean-Pierre Malcher BMW M3
1991 Xavier Lapeyre Audi 80 quattro
1992 Marc Sourd Audi 80 quattro
1993 Frank Biela Audi 80 quattro
1994 Laurent Aiello Peugeot 405 Mi16
1995 Yvan Muller BMW 318i
1996 Eric Cayrolle BMW 320i
1997 Eric Cayrolle BMW 320i
1998 Eric Cayrolle BMW 320i
1999 William David Peugeot 406
2000 William David Peugeot 406
2001 Jean-Philippe Dayraut BMW M3 Silhouette
2002 Soheil Ayari Peugeot 406 Silhouette
2003 Christophe Bouchut SEAT Cordoba Silhouette
2004 Soheil Ayari Peugeot 406 Silhouette
2005 Soheil Ayari Peugeot 406 Silhouette

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