The 33rd edition of the 24 Hours Tout Terrain de France, organized by ASA 91, is set to roar into action in Fontaine Fourche, Seine-et-Marne, from September 12 to 14, 2025. No fewer than 60 race cars will take the start, promising an intense battle over the famous endurance course.
As tradition demands, the grid features a colorful mix of amateurs, professionals, rally and rally-raid drivers, with families and friends joining forces: fathers and sons, brothers, and long-time teammates. This blend of passion and competition is what makes the 24H Tout Terrain de France unique in the motorsport calendar.
Car #55 – DS Racing: Last year’s overall winners return to defend their crown.
Car #01 – Laurent Fouquet Off Road: Absent in 2024 but back with high ambitions, aiming to reclaim the top step of the podium.
Car #02 – KartShop by RDV: Featuring a strong lineup that includes Teddy Legendre and Xavier de Soultrait, the 2024 Dakar SSV winner.
The 2025 grid is split between 25 SSVs, 25 buggies, and 10 4x4s. Each category brings its own flavor to the race: the speed and agility of the SSVs, the endurance of the buggies, and the toughness of the 4x4s that keep the “roots” of off-road competition alive.
This edition will also shine with 13 female competitors—three entered in the 6H Tout Terrain and ten in the 24H race itself. Notably, there will be two all-female teams, underlining the growing presence of women in off-road endurance racing.
The age spectrum is one of the most striking features of the 24H. The youngest driver on the grid is just 16 years old, while the most senior competitor brings the wisdom of 78 years to the wheel. A true symbol of endurance racing as a sport without age limits.
The event will also feature a touch of retro with authentic machines competing in the T2B and T1B categories. Fans can look forward to seeing classic models such as Range Rover, Land Rover, Toyota KDJ, Mercedes ML, and Cox Bugster take on the same track as the latest-generation cars.
For teams not ready to commit to the full 24-hour challenge, the weekend also includes the 6 Hours Tout Terrain de France, a popular support event that offers a taste of the legendary atmosphere while keeping the focus on speed and strategy over a shorter distance.
With 60 race cars, legendary teams, promising young talents, female pioneers, and a mix of modern and classic machines, the 33rd edition of the 24 Hours Tout Terrain de France promises to deliver an unforgettable motorsport spectacle in the heart of Seine-et-Marne.
Source: TT24.fr
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