In 2023, the French championship titles Kenny Foray (Superbike), Valentine Debise (Supersport), Matthias Rostagni (Objectif Grand Prix Pré-Moto3), Jules Bercot (Objectif Grand Prix NSF 250), Enzo Dahmani (Supersport 300) and Perillat / Kotchan (Side Car) will be put back into play, and the French FSBK Championship will leave with seven new dates.
The order of events will be the same as that followed during the 2022 season, with the exception of Pau Arnos who will arrive earlier in the year.
2023 French FE-Superbike Championship:
March 25-26 – Le Mans (72) – ASM 24 hours ACO
April 29-30 – Nogaro (32) – ASM Armagnac Bigorre
May 27-28 – Lédenon (30) – MC Lédenon
July 1-2 – Magny-Cours (58) – MC Nevers and Nièvre
July 15-16 – Pau Arnos (64) – MC Pau Arnos
August 26-27 – Carole (93) – Motors Events
September 30 - October 01 – Paul Ricard (83) – MC Circuit Paul Ricard
Promosport French Cups 2023:
April 1-2 – Alès (30) – Motors Events
May 6-7 – Carole (93) – Motors Events
June 10-11 – Pau Arnos (64) – MC Pau Arnos
July 8-9 – Lédenon (30) – MC Lédenon
August 5-6 – Magny-Cours (58) – MC Nevers and Nièvre
September 2-3 – Nogaro (32) – ASM Armagnac Bigorre
French Mini OGP France Championship 2023:
April 1 – 2 – Le Mans CIK (72) – ASM ACO
April 22-23 – La Hague (50) – Hague Racing Club Junior
May 20 – 21 – Fontenay le Comte (85) – MC Fontenay le Comte
June 3-4 – Belmont sur Rance (12) – MCC Albi
June 24-25 – Salbris (41) – La Ruche Nouanaise
September 16-17 – Alès (30) – MC Lyon and Rhône
French 25 Power Endurance Championship:
May 6 – 7 – Marcillat (63) – AM Panissièroise region
May 27-28 – Jura Sud (39) – MC Jura Sud
June 10-11 – Le Creusot (71) – Racing Mob Creusotin
July 22 – 23 – Paray/B – Varennes (03) – MC St Pourcinois
September 23-24 – Fontenay le Comte (85) – MC Fontenay le Comte
October 28-29 – St Laurent de Mure (69) – RMSC Villeurbannais
