Motorsports in France

A list of drivers, teams, tracks, series, and manufacturers related to the country of France.

Drivers

- Giuliano Alesi
- Jean Alesi
- Julien Andlauer
- Gabriel Aubry
- Nathanael Berthon
- Sebastien Bourdais
- Timothe Buret
- Julien Canal
- Vincent Capillaire
- Paul-Loup Chatin
- Robert Cansani
- Erwin Creed
- Thomas Dagoneau
- Tom Dillmann
- Romain Dumas
- Loic Duval
- Kevin Estre
- Tristan Gommendy
- Enzo Guibbert
- Anthoine Hubert
- Mathieu Jaminet
- Paul Lafargue
- Nicolas Lapierre
- Benjamin Lariche
- Thomas Laurent
- Come Ledogar
- Sebastien Loeb
- Frederic Makowiecki
- Erik Maris
- Norman Nato
- Pierre Nicolet
- Sebastien Ogier
- Simon Pagenaud
- Franck Perera
- Francois Perrodo
- Patrick Pilet
- Didier Pironi
- Andrea Pizzitola
- Olivier Pla
- Alain Prost
- Romano Ricci
- Leo Roussel
- Stephane Sarrazin
- Tristan Vautier
- Matthieu Vaxiviere
- Jean-Eric Vergne

Teams

- IDEC Sport
- Larbre Competition
- Signatech Alpine Matmut
- TDS Racing

Tracks

- Autodrome de Linas-Montlhery
- Circuit d'Albi
- Circuit Bugatti
- Circuit de Charade (Saint Genes-Champanelle)
- Circuit de Croix-en-Ternois
- Circuit de Dijon-Prenois (Dijon)
- Circuit de Ledenon
- Circuit de Never Magny-Cours (Magny-Cours)
- Circuit Paul Armagnac
- Circuit de Pau-Ville
- Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans)
- Circuit du Val de Vienne
- Circuit Paul Ricard (Le Castellet)

Series

- Formula 4 France
- French GT4 Cup
- French Supertouring Championship

Events
- 24 Hours of Le Mans
- French Grand Prix
- Pau Grand Prix

Manufacturers

- Citroen
- Mygale
- Peugeot

Notes of Interest
- Alain Prost was the first French-born driver to win the Formula 1 World Championship four times.
- Jules Goux was the first French-born driver to win the Indianapolis 500, in 1913.