The French Sand Racing Championship (fr:Championnat de France des sables) (CFS) is a sand racing competition for motorcycles and Quads run annually between October and February. It was created by the (FFM) in 2005. Although a national championship, it attracts many international riders.
The Bud Sand Race ÃÂ Magescq was added to the calendar in 2019.
Swedish group Pierce AB/24MX had been the title sponsor for a number of years. Following a downturn in trade due to COVID-19 they withdrew their sponsorship. Motocross parts and accessory manufacturer 3AS Racing took over sponsorship for the 2021 championship. Their owner, Frédéric Lemeunier, was the creator of the Berck Beach-cross.
With COVID-19 restrictions in place in France the 2020/2021 championship was cancelled.
Following disagreements between the FFM and the race organisers, the Bud Sand Race ÃÂ Magescq was dropped from the championship in December 2023.
There was a fuel shortage in France in October 2022 as a result of oil refinery workers striking leading to the opening round of the CFS, the Berck Beach-Cross, to be cancelled.
A vintage category was added in 2023.
Motoblouz, a french motorcycle accessories manufacturer, became the title sponsor of the championship in 2025.
The calendar consists of the following rounds:
Each race lasts 2.5 to 3 hours with the exception of the Beach-Cross de Berck which has two 30 minutes heats and a 30 minutes final.
The championship is divided into six categories. There are a number of classes within each category: