Herrero and Barrere tame sweltering Spa - The Alpine ELF Cup Series reached the midpoint of the season with its first two-hour race format and pit stops at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. - In scorching heat, Matéo Herrero and David Barrere (Herrero Racing #25) dominated every session of the weekend before securing their maiden victory of the year. - The A-arrow brand continued to impress in the FFSA GT French Championship, with Rudy Servol and Léo Jousset securing a podium finish while Stéphane Lémeret and Stéphane Auriacombe triumphed in the Am Cup. Le 22 June 2026 Following Nogaro and Dijon, the Alpine ELF Cup Series travelled to Belgium for round three of the season. The series introduced a new format at the 'Ardennes toboggan', replacing its two one-hour races with a two-hour race on a shared grid featuring the British GT and the FFSA French GT Championship. In addition to the 54 cars on the track, this format also presented an extra challenge for the competitors, with the Alpine ELF Cup Series' first-ever pit stops. Herrero Racing sets the pace Right from the get-go on Friday, Herrero Racing led the way in private testing with Matéo Herrero. The Gironde native confirmed his form on Saturday in free practice before dominating Q1 by more than eight tenths of a second. His team-mate David Barrere followed suit in Q2 to secure pole position for the #25 Alpine A110 Cup. On the starting grid, determined by the addition of each driver's best times, the duo lined up ahead of the series leaders, Romain Monti and Rodolphe Wallgren (Chazel Technologie Course #111). Alexandre Lopez and Johan Akkerman (Chazel Technologie Course #93) shared the second row with Lenny Kieffer and Julien Neveu (Schumacher GP #31), whilst Axel Constantin and Frédéric De Brabant (Chazel Technologie