Baud Residents Follow the Truck Cross Parade

This weekend, truck cross racing drew a strong crowd of enthusiasts, with more than 180 drivers taking part across the truck and sprint car categories. The event brought together competitors and spectators for a major motorsport gathering that highlighted the appeal of this niche discipline to dedicated fans.

The weekend’s races were the main attraction, but the event also became a broader public celebration in the town. On Saturday evening, residents and visitors gathered in large numbers in the village center to watch the parade of giant vehicles, which traveled from the Kernantec circuit to the fairground. The procession created a festive atmosphere and helped turn the sporting weekend into a community event.

The strong turnout reflected both the popularity of truck cross and the local enthusiasm surrounding the event. With drivers competing in two categories, the program offered variety and kept the focus on high-powered, specialized racing machines. The large number of participants also underscored the scale of the meeting and its importance for followers of motorsport.

Beyond the competition itself, the parade of the giants became a highlight for the public. The route from the Kernantec circuit to the fairground allowed spectators to see the vehicles up close and gave the weekend an entertaining and symbolic opening. Crowds lining the streets showed how the event connected the race track to the wider town, bringing together sport, spectacle and local participation.

Overall, the weekend stood out as a successful gathering for truck-cross fans, with more than 180 drivers, two racing categories and a lively public parade. The combination of competition and community celebration gave the event a festive character and reinforced its place as a notable motorsport occasion in the area.