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DXR FORMULA TEAM / 2027

"THE START OF SOMETHING BIGGER"

A driver development project for international single-seaters, from the final karting season to Formula 1.

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Built season by season.

DXR Formula Team grew out of a long-term collaboration with Drivex, from Spanish F4 support to a complete international single-seater project.

DXR by Drivex single-seater, Spanish F4, 2024
2024

DXR by Drivex

Spanish F4

The foundation year. DXR works alongside Drivex in the Spanish F4 paddock.

DX Racing Team single-seater cornering, 2025
2025

DX Racing Team

F4 Development

The programme takes its own identity, built around structured driver development.

DX Racing Team single-seater exiting the pit lane, 2026
2026

DX Racing Team

International F4 Program

The scope widens beyond Spain and prepares drivers for international competition.

DXR Formula Team single-seater on track, 2027
2027

DXR Formula Team

International F4 / Eurocup-5 / Annual Rookie Tests

Long-term collaboration with Drivex: experience, technical support and driver opportunities.

A flexible route to Formula 1.

From the final karting season to Eurocup-5, Formula 4 and beyond. Every step is built around real seat time, data and race craft.

  1. Optional start

    Karting

    Final season

    Start earlier by combining the last karting season with Eurocup-5 Season 1.

  2. By DXR

    Eurocup-5

    Season 1

    First single-seater kilometres, rookie tests and a full training camp.

  3. By DXR

    Eurocup-5

    Season 2

    Build race craft and data understanding ahead of the step to F4.

  4. DXR with Drivex

    Formula 4

    CEZ / UAE / International / Spain

    Possible after one complete Eurocup-5 season.

  5. Drivex

    Eurocup-3

    Next single-seater step

    Continuity of the technical method into a higher-level championship.

  6. The next levels

    F3 / F2 / F1

Ages 11 to 14

Rookie Test Programme

A formula-car testing pathway that runs alongside the driver's karting career, not instead of it.

  • On-track seat time
  • Car adaptation
  • Telemetry & data analysis
  • Driving technique refinement
Off-track preparation

Training Camp

Professional preparation around the driver, built to complete the work done on track.

  • Professional simulation sessions
  • Media training & communication
  • Physical fitness
  • Nutrition and driver healthcare

Eurocup-5, by DXR.

DXR's core programme for season one: structured track time, real race weekends and a full technical framework around every driver.

Eurocup-5

E5 Test & Race Calendar 2027

Pending approval from RFEDA
  • Jun 15-16JerezOfficial test2 pre-season test days
  • Jun 18-20JerezRound 01Championship race
  • Jul 16-18PortimãoRound 02Championship race
  • Jul 30 - Aug 1MotorlandRound 03Championship race
  • Oct 8-10NavarraRound 04Championship race
  • Oct 29-31Barcelona-CatalunyaRound 05Championship race

Winter Test 2026

  • NOV 12-13Lurcy-LevisExclusive track test
  • NOV 16-17MotorlandDrivex / DXR collective test
  • DEC 7-8JerezDrivex / DXR collective test
  • DEC 18-19BarcelonaDrivex / DXR collective test

DXR Formula Team brochure

The full 2027 programme, in one document.

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Learn the car. Understand the data. Repeat the work.

One performance product.

DXR's race simulation and engineering structure is built around three operating locations: Monaco, Lurcy-Levis and Toulouse. The objective is a single integrated performance product, bringing together precise technical data and driver-performance data.

Race Group founder Cedric Mazenq and Sebastien Chardonnet first worked together during Sebastien's Citroen racing period. That relationship is now reunited around engineering and driver development.

  • Monaco

    Race simulation analysis and driver training, alongside the team's administrative base.

  • Lurcy-Levis

    The private test track: on-track validation of everything worked on in simulation.

  • Toulouse

    Race Group HQ, the base for DXR's race engineers, driver and data analysis.

Engineering partner

Race Group

French motorsport engineering expertise in Formula 4, driver training, data and simulation. DXR race engineers work in partnership with the Race Group team.

  • Race engineering
  • Data analysis
  • Driver analysis
  • Trackside performance
Simulation partner

Sector One

DXR's specialist partner for race simulation, based in Monaco. Its simulators were created together with Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly and support the team's driver preparation work off track.

  • Race simulation
  • Circuit modelling
  • Simulator development
  • Driver preparation
In pilot with Sector One

Sector One AMS, the driver performance operating system

One platform, six pillars: track, simulator, theory, mental, physical and race-week organisation. Every specialist writes into the same driver record, with a single readiness picture shared through one controlled-access login for driver managers, parents, coaches, the team and performance staff.

A Sector One simulator chassis beside a Formula 1 car in the pit lane

Performance is more than lap time.

A driver must understand the whole performance environment.

DXR driver in the cockpit with a race engineer preparing the car

On track

Driving, race management, set-up, data.

Mechanics beside a Fittipaldi single-seater at the Monaco Historic Grand Prix

Technical

Car, tyres, mechanics, engineering.

Drivers training in the gym

Performance

Fitness, nutrition, recovery, prevention.

Spectators trackside at Motorland during a DXR test session

Professional

Languages, media, teamwork, responsibility.

The DXR development base.

Aerial view of the Lurcy-Levis private test circuit
Layout of the Lurcy-Levis circuit
Circuit de Lurcy-LevisDXR private test track
  • Two hours south of Paris
  • Private and controlled
  • Professional testing

Lurcy-Levis private test track

A core partner of the project and a privileged environment for private testing and young-driver development. Used by Formula 1, Formula 2, high-level GT and Le Mans teams.

Inside the DXR technical workshop

The technical workshop

Where every car is prepared between test days and race weekends.

The Drivex workshop housing the DXR cars

The Drivex workshop

The facility that houses the DXR cars.

One network. Two programmes.

DXR's own bases and the key partners around them, coordinated across Europe.

Eurocup-5, Spain and Portugal F4 Championships Partners

  • Monaco area

    DXR Formula Team headquarter

    • Offices
    • Race simulation analysis
    • Driver training
    • Driver health & performance management programme

  • Saint-Andre-de-Majencoules

    DXR Formula Team technical HQ

    • DXR Formula Team technical HQ
    • Permanent workshop
    • Drivex non-permanent workshop

  • Lurcy-Levis

    DXR Formula Team test track

    • DXR Formula Team test track
    • DXR / Drivex northern European non-permanent workshop

  • Race Group

    Toulouse, France, Partner

    • Race Group HQ
    • Base for DXR's race engineers
    • Driver & data analysis

  • Drivex HQ

    Madrid, Spain, Partner

    • Permanent base for the Drivex Group
    • DXR Formula Team non-permanent workshop
    • Race simulation & driver training

Locations are shown for context. Exact facilities can vary by season.

Experience to guide the next step.

FR / IT / ENSébastien Chardonnet

Sebastien Chardonnet

Team Principal

2013 FIA WRC3 World Champion. From European karting to single-seaters in France and the West European Cup, he built his racecraft in GT sprint and GT endurance before moving into rally. A Citroen Racing works driver in the World Championship and a Ford works driver in Italy, with more than a decade as a professional and development driver, including tyre development for Michelin and Pirelli.

sebastien@dxrformulateam.com
FR / EN / ESMaxime Jousse

Maxime Jousse

Sporting & Performance Manager

A former professional driver, coach and manager with experience in single-seaters, GT sprint and GT endurance. Racing, coaching and management have given him a strong international network, particularly in Asia. He has helped young drivers through each stage of their progression, including drivers who reached Formula 2. His approach combines performance, career planning, championship choice and the right people around each DXR driver.

maxime@dxrformulateam.com
FR / ENJoel Barthelemy

Joel Barthelemy

Technical Manager

Responsible for the technical operation of the cars across the workshop and every race weekend. Over 25 years of motorsport experience as Workshop Manager and Chief Mechanic across top-tier European single-seater (Formula) and GT championships. At DXR Formula Team he oversees car assembly, trackside race operations, vehicle reliability and the broader group's technical programmes.

contact@dxrformulateam.com

"See you in the pit lane."

Let's build the right programme.

Rookie tests, training camps and 2027 race programmes. Do the work properly and make the next steps together.

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