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Top 14 · 2026-27

Racing 92

12th in tableP 6 · W 2 · D 0 · L 4143–196 pts
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Next match

Sat 24 Oct
Top 14 · Round 7
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Upcoming fixtures

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Top 14 · Round 8
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Top 14 · Round 9
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Results

Sat 17 Oct
FT
Champions Cup · Round 1
Munster33
Racing 9225
Sat 10 Oct
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Top 14 · Round 6
RC Toulon29
Racing 9215
Sat 3 Oct
FT
Top 14 · Round 5
Racing 9255
USA Perpignan25
Sat 26 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 4
Racing 9217
Aviron Bayonnais20
Sat 19 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 3
Stade Rochelais10
Racing 9220
Sat 12 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 2
Racing 9231
Lyon OU48
Sat 5 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 1
Bordeaux Bègles64
Racing 925

About Racing 92

Racing 92 — Drawn in the club colours
Drawn in the club colours
Founded
1882
Home town
Nanterre
Ground
Plenitude Arena
Colours
Website
racing92.fr (opens in a new tab)

Honours

  • French champions · 6

    1892, 1900, 1902, 1959, 1990, 2016

  • Pro D2 champions · 1

    2009

Notable players and coaches

  • François Moncla — Flanker; 31 caps for France, 18 as captain; led the 1959 title side
  • Michel Crauste — France back-rower; champion with Racing in 1959, then with Lourdes the next season
  • Franck Mesnel — Fly-half and centre of the 1990 champions; co-founded the Eden Park clothing brand
  • Jean-Baptiste Lafond — Wing and full-back of the 1990 champions; over 30 caps for France
  • Dan Carter — All Blacks fly-half, test rugby's top points scorer; joined after the 2015 World Cup

History

The Racing Club de France was founded in Paris in 1882 as an athletics club and added rugby in 1890. It won the very first French championship in 1892, then the titles of 1900, 1902, 1959 and 1990 — the last with the playful generation of Franck Mesnel and Jean-Baptiste Lafond. Its professional side merged with US Métro in 2001, became Racing Métro 92 in 2005 and Racing 92 in 2015. After Jacky Lorenzetti took over in 2006, it won Pro D2 in 2009 and its sixth French title in 2016, beating Toulon at the Camp Nou in Barcelona before 99,124 spectators, a world record for a club match. It lost the Champions Cup finals of 2016, 2018 and 2020. Since December 2017 it has played indoors in Nanterre, at the arena first called U Arena, then Paris La Défense Arena and, since July 2026, Plenitude Arena.

Sources: racing92.fr · top14.lnr.fr · rctoulon.com · en.wikipedia.org · fr.wikipedia.org (opens in a new tab)

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