Driving and racing coaches

A driving instructor since 2017, Vincent Remigy works with drivers from amateur to bronze level. He is mostly found at Spa-Francorchamps, Chambley, Mettet, the Nürburgring, Le Mans, Dijon-Prenois and Magny-Cours, and travels all over Europe. On his coaching days he can look after up to four drivers, with telemetry and follow-up in a private online client area covering the basics, what has been done and what still needs work. Also a photographer in WEC and ELMS, he regularly talks with the drivers of these championships.

A former professional driver, karting world vice-champion, double international GT endurance champion and twice second at the 24 Hours of Le Mans (LMP1 in 1998, LMP2 in 2009), Xavier Pompidou offers personalised coaching, from beginners to professional drivers and gentleman drivers (Ferrari XX Programme, Ferrari Geneva, Ligier Cup, Porsche Sprint Challenge).

Reveal your potential and push your limits! Sébastien can join you on your track days and coach you at your own level, whether your goal is to gain places at your next race start or simply to understand and master the principles of driving. The day is split between driving and technical debriefing, with two packages, "First" and "Premium". In the Premium package, an onboard system analyses your progress with video and data logging. For a quality service, everything is taken care of: a preliminary talk about your expectations, booking of the track access at the circuit of your choice, lunch, third-party insurance for your car. All you have to do is enjoy your day. With long experience in teaching driving and as a tyre development driver for Goodyear, Sébastien will help you progress, whatever your expectations. With a partner, he also offers the rental of track-prepared cars, from the Mégane RS to the Porsche 992 GT3, and even the Porsche 991 Cup. Favourite circuits: Paul Ricard in France, Spa-Francorchamps in Europe. Languages: French and English.

A qualified driving instructor since 2022, Jules Monier coaches drivers in several disciplines: single-seaters, GT, dirt track and karting. Based in Clermont-Ferrand, he works at track days on many circuits, from Charade to Magny-Cours, including Issoire, Lurcy-Lévis, Dijon-Prenois and Ladoux.

LEARNING TO DRIVE IS A PROCESS. Going fast is not the same as knowing how to drive. Real mastery is not measured by the stopwatch alone, but by your ability to understand, anticipate and control your car, with precision and consistency. His conviction: every driver can keep progressing, whatever their level or experience. For more than 25 years, Julien Gedet has been supporting beginners and experienced drivers alike, with a method drawn from professional motorsport. Understand, experiment, analyse, repeat: this is how skills are built and become lasting reflexes. Rather than a single isolated driving day, he favours support over time, to lay solid foundations and progress step by step. His personalised programmes of 3 to 6 months combine simulator work, track days, individual coaching and video analysis. A fleet of ten cars suited to your level and a team of professionals make it possible to build consistent, demanding and lasting progress. The aim is not simply to make you go faster, but to help you become, day after day, a better version of the driver you are today.

A driving instructor qualified with a BPJEPS in motorsport (2024), Ilan Dupanloup is also a tarmac rally driver and co-driver. Based in Annecy, he works on track, on ice and at motoring events, coaching private drivers, companies and car makers.