Porsche Carrera Cup France with Paul Cauhaupé: a 2026 season representing the Porsche Centres Antibes and Monaco
This season, the Porsche Centres Antibes and Monaco have chosen to support Paul Cauhaupé during a particularly important year in his young career. Racing with Team Martinet by Alméras, the French driver is competing simultaneously in the Porsche Carrera Cup France and the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup. Two championships, two levels of competition and one objective: to continue his progression behind the wheel of the Porsche 911 Cup.
From the Carrera Cup France to the international stage
Already experienced in the Porsche Carrera Cup France, Paul Cauhaupé took another step forward in 2026 by also joining the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup. This international championship, held at several circuits that also host Formula 1, brings together some of the leading Porsche 911 Cup specialists.
Competing in both championships allows him to put the experience gained in France to the test at a particularly high level of international competition. It also provided a very special occasion for the teams and customers of the Porsche Centres Antibes and Monaco during the Monaco Grand Prix.
In the Principality to compete in the Monaco round of the Supercup, Paul Cauhaupé met with our customers ahead of qualifying. It was a special opportunity to talk directly with the driver, discover the behind-the-scenes aspects of his racing programme and hear about his experience of competition just a few hours before he took to the track.
Three Carrera Cup victories and a first Supercup win
On track, the 2026 season confirms Paul Cauhaupé’s progress. After a closely contested start to the championship, the Martinet by Alméras driver claimed his first two Porsche Carrera Cup France victories at Magny-Cours, completing a particularly successful weekend with two pole positions, two victories and two fastest laps.
He then confirmed his form at Zandvoort by taking a third victory in the Carrera Cup France. But the Dutch circuit will also remain one of the highlights of his international season: Paul Cauhaupé claimed his very first Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup victory there, ahead of his teammate Jaap van Lagen.
These results reward the work carried out since his debut in the series and add another dimension to this season shared with the Porsche Centres Antibes and Monaco.
A final home race at Circuit Paul Ricard
The Porsche Carrera Cup France season will conclude from 9 to 11 October at Circuit Paul Ricard. With the 2026 title now secured by Marvin Klein, Paul Cauhaupé will approach this final round with the ambition of ending a season marked by his three victories in the best possible way.
For this home finale, the Porsche Centres Antibes and Monaco are also inviting their customers to join them on Sunday to support Paul Cauhaupé and experience this final race of the season up close.
A fitting way to conclude a year in which this partnership has provided the opportunity to follow a young French driver on some of Europe’s most prestigious circuits, while also creating opportunities for the world of motorsport to connect with the Porsche community in Monaco and on the French Riviera.
