Racing ( French: Racing Club de France ) is a French football club from the northwestern suburbs of Paris . It was founded in 1882 . The club performs in the amateur division of France . One of the oldest French clubs. In 1936, the club won the French Major League ; won the French Cup in 1936, 1939, 1940, 1945 and 1949. The club won the silver championship 2 times in 1961 and 1962. In the mid-60s, the club went bankrupt and slipped into the lower leagues of the French championship.
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| Full title | Racing club de france | ||
| Nicknames | Les pingouins (penguins) | ||
| Based | 1882 | ||
| Stadium | Yves du Manoir Stud Lucien Schein | ||
| Capacity | 7,000 2,000 | ||
| The president | Patrick Norbert | ||
| Main coach | Abdellah Mourin | ||
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| Competition | National Division 3 | ||
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Racing is the champion and winner of the French Cup 1935/36. From left to right: stand - Schmitt , Victor Mestre (director), Ru , Banid , Dian , Hiden , Jordan , Delfur , sit - Mercier , Kennedy , Venant , Quar , Mate
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Current squad
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Achievements
- Champion of France : 1935/36
- Silver medalist : 1960/61, 1961/62
- Bronze medalist :
1934/35, 1936/37, 1938/39, 1958/59, 1959/60
- French Cup Winner: 1935/36, 1938/39, 1939/40, 1944/45, 1948/49
- Winner of the second French division : 1985/86
- Gambardella Cup Winner: 1959, 1987
Club performance in European competitions
Fairs Cup 1963-1964 :
| Match | Score | Final score | Round | |
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| one | Rapid (Vienna) - Racing Club de France | 1-0 | - | 1st round, 1st match |
| 2 | Racing Club de France - Rapid (Vienna) | 2-3 | 2-4 | 1st round, 2nd match |
Famous Players
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Famous Trainers
- Jimmy Hogan (1932-1933)
- George Kimpton (1935-1939)
- Emil Venant (1940-1943)
- Auguste Jordan (1953-1958)
- Victor Zvunka (1985-1987)
- Arthur Georges (1987-1988)
- Henrik Kasperchak (1989-1990)
Pupils of the club
Racing is also known for its football school. Many famous players are her pupils.
- William Gallas
- Bruno Cheyrou
- Benoit Cheyrou
- Louis Saa
- Karim Ziani
Literature
- Max Urbini Racing: une fusée pour l'Europe. - Flammarion, 1986.