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Racing 92

Racing 92 Form last 5 games 🔥 1 win streak

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Racing 92 News

Racing 92 finally issue statement 24 hours after Stuart Lancaster exits club

Wins for Sale and Castres get Champions Cup round two under way

Henry Arundell's Racing 92 fall to Toulouse in Champions Cup

Owen Farrell admits he was ‘nervous’ about expressing desire to leave Saracens

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Barbeary red card doesn't stop Bath fightback against Top 14 leaders

Bristol sign ex France international Virimi Vakatawa

Racing 92 Matches

Sat 22 Mar, 2025

Top 14

FT
Stade Marcel Michelin
Clermont Clermont
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Racing 92 Racing 92
3:30pm
Round 19
LIVE
21
23
Sun 30 Mar, 2025

Top 14

7:05pm EDT
Paris La Defense Arena
Racing 92 Racing 92
-
Bordeaux Bordeaux
7:05pm
Round 20
LIVE
0
0
Who will win?
Racing 92 0%
100% Bordeaux
Sat 5 Apr, 2025

Challenge Cup

7:00pm EDT
Stade Aime Giral
Perpignan Perpignan
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Racing 92 Racing 92
7:00pm
Round 5
LIVE
0
0
Who will win?
Perpignan 0%
0% Racing 92

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Racing 92

Racing 92 are a professional rugby union team based in the Hauts-de-Seine department of France, which covers the western inner suburbs of Paris. The team competes in the Top 14, which is the top division of rugby union in France. 

The team has a long and complicated history, and has existed in some form since 1890. They actually won the first ever edition of the French Championship in 1892 and won further titles in 1900, 1902, 1959 and 1990. 

However, the modern day version of the club was formed in 2001, when the rugby section of Racing Club de France merged with the rugby section of US Métro to form Métro Racing 92. In 2005, the team was renamed to Racing Métro 92. However, at the end of the 2014-15 season, the team's name was officially shortened to Racing 92.

When Racing 92 first formed, the team initially struggled to compete in the professional era of French rugby. However, in 2006, president Jacky Lorenzetti set ambitious goals for the club. He hoped to take Racing 92 into the Top 14 (the top division of French rugby) within two years and into the European Rugby Champions Cup (then known as the Heineken Cup) by 2011.

Racing 92 are now a powerhouse of French rugby. Although they missed their Top 14 target by one year, they qualified for the Heineken Cup (now the European Rugby Champions Cup) in 2010-11 and they've never looked back. 

Since they entered the Top 14 in 2009, the side has never been relegated. They even won the competition in 2016. Plus, they have reached the final of the Heineken Cup (now the European Rugby Champions Cup) three times. 

Think Racing 92 will win the Top 14 this year? Or will the team finally capture the European Rugby Champions Cup? Follow their progress with RugbyPass. 

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