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Alpine celebrates a title double
A decisive Paul Ricard finale brought French GT success for the A110 and crowned the Alpine ELF Cup champions.
Your quick guide
- FFSA GT Pro-Am and Am Cup titles went to Alpine crews at the 9–11 October finale.
- Romain Monti and Rodolphe Wallgren secured the Alpine ELF Cup Series crown.
- Discover the road-going Alpine range with Alpine Edinburgh; current A110 choices are stock-based.
A decisive Sunday
Victory secured the French GT crown
At the 9–11 October finale at Circuit Paul Ricard, Léo Jousset and Rudy Servol won the final FFSA GT race in Race Cars Consulting’s Alpine A110 GT4+. The result secured the French GT Pro-Am title and Alpine’s first main championship crown.
The Am Cup also went to an Alpine crew: Stéphane Auriacombe and Stéphane Lémeret, driving CMR’s A110 GT4 Evo. The championship organiser’s Sunday report confirms both results.
For fans following the season, this was the payoff to a final round with titles still at stake. It adds a new chapter to the A110’s competition record, rather than another road-car review award.
The Alpine ELF Cup Series
Monti and Wallgren finished the job
Romain Monti and Rodolphe Wallgren sealed the Alpine ELF Cup Series title with Chazel Technologie Course. Their Saturday victory was their fifth win of the season; Sunday’s final race went to Matéo Herrero and David Barrere.
These results belong to two related but distinct competitions. FFSA GT features GT4 race cars, while the Alpine ELF Cup Series uses the A110 Cup. They shared the same championship weekend and field, giving spectators several battles to follow.
That distinction makes the photographs and results easier to read: a Cup victory and a GT4 victory are separate achievements, even when both cars carry the Alpine badge.
From the paddock to Edinburgh
Discover the road-going Alpine
The A110’s road-car appeal starts with its compact proportions and focus on low weight. Alpine’s UK site lists the standard A110 at 1,102 kg before additional packs and options, with a mid-mounted engine and a two-seat cabin.
A showroom A110 and the GT4+ or Cup cars pictured here have different equipment and purposes. If the racing has sparked your interest, the useful next step is to explore the road car’s seating, luggage spaces and driving position with Alpine Edinburgh.
Factory orders for the current A110 have closed, according to Alpine’s UK model page. Ask the team about available new stock and pre-owned examples rather than assuming a fresh factory build can be commissioned. You can also explore current Alpine offers if an electric model suits your plans.
Your questions answered
What did Alpine win at the 2026 FFSA GT finale?
Léo Jousset and Rudy Servol secured the French GT Pro-Am championship in the A110 GT4+. Stéphane Auriacombe and Stéphane Lémeret took the Am Cup in an A110 GT4 Evo.
Where and when was the finale?
The final championship weekend took place at Circuit Paul Ricard in France from 9–11 October 2026. Alpine published its result announcement on 12 October.
Who won the Alpine ELF Cup Series?
Romain Monti and Rodolphe Wallgren, driving for Chazel Technologie Course, secured the title at the final round.
Are the race cars the same as a showroom A110?
They are dedicated competition versions with different equipment and regulations. The road-going A110 is a separate model, so race specifications should not be used as showroom specifications.
Can I still order a new A110 factory build?
Alpine’s UK page says the A110 is no longer available to configure to order. Contact Alpine Edinburgh to discuss available stock and other current options.
Where can I explore Alpine with Grange?
Alpine Edinburgh can discuss the current road-car range, available vehicles and test-drive arrangements. Use the showroom link below to contact the team.
Your next step
Bring your interest in Alpine to Edinburgh
Explore the road-car range, ask about available A110 stock and discuss what suits you with Alpine Edinburgh.
Alpine Edinburgh
Alpine at Grange
Sources and useful links
Alpine result announcement · FFSA GT Sunday result · Saturday championship report · A110 UK availability
UK information checked 13 October 2026.
