Rasing Besançon — Wikipedia

The Racing Besançon ( RB ) is a French football club, founded in 1904 and based in the city of Besançon. The club is evolving for the 2022-2023 season in National 2.

Since 1939, the club has played at the Léo-Lagrange stadium, the main stadium in the city of Besançon. He is chaired by Claude Cuinet and trained by David Le Bree.

This is one of the two football clubs in the Capital Comtoise with the Besançon Football, which plays in National 3.

Origins [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Founded in 1904 by soldiers, the Racing Club Franc-Comtois Besançon, Club Omnisports joined the USFSA. The football section was created in 1905. After having signed some great performances before the Great War (Champion of the East 1909, 10, 11 and 12), the club is slowed down by hostilities.

In 1936, the decision to build a Vélodrome stadium with 18,000 seats was taken. The stadium now bears the name of Léo Lagrange, French socialist, under-secretary of State for sports and the organization of leisure under the Popular Front.

The interwar period is fairly dreamers of Racing which, after having known the relegation in promotion, removes the title of the Franche-Comté League in 1939, without losing the slightest meeting. The great leaders of this period were Mr.Jeanpetit and Gianoli.

During the second world conflict, Besançon took part in the northern zone semi-finals of the French Cup in 1942, eliminated by Lille (3-2).

The post-war period: the era of professionalism [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The club accesses professional status in 1945, thus joining the second division where the club took root: 41 consecutive seasons in D2 between 1945 and 1986. The D1 was even nearby in 1978, but the Bisontin club was ultimately preceded in its group by Angers, then beaten by Paris FC in accession dams. The shock for the rise against the SCO of Angers, the April 22, 1978 , in front of 15,800 spectators, ended in a zero and virgin score.

The 10 mars 1979 , takes place a new record crowd: 20,000 spectators flock to Léo-Lagrange, in the rain, to receive St-Etienne in 16 ^{It is} round of the French Cup. The Greens prevail 2 to 1, thanks to Larios and Piazza goals.

Du R.C.F.C. at B.R.C. : return to amateur status [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The club filed for bankruptcy in 1986. In 1987, the R.C.F.C. Besançon becomes the Besançon Racing Club. After several years spent in the various amateur championships, the club returns to the front of the stage in 2003 by winning the National Championship and thus accessing the professional status in the Ligue 2 championship.

But the embellished is short -lived and the club undergoes two successive relegations, in National in 2004 and in CFA in 2005.

Closing a new relegation to CFA2 in 2006, the club is recovering during the following seasons thanks to ambitious recruitment, but failed each time at the gates of the National, against Calais in 2007, then Croix de Savoie in 2008.

The 2008-2009 season finally sees the Bisontin club finding success, in the Coupe de France first with a 32 ^{It is} From the final of Gala lost against Olympique de Marseille at the Léo Lagrange stadium (1-1, 5-4 at TAB) with a strong crowd for a football meeting in Besançon with 10,334 spectators. Then in the championship, with a sports accession in National after four years in the French amateur championship.

But the 2009 offseason turns into a nightmare for the BRC, demoted in CFA2 by the DNCG, before being replaced in extremis in CFA on the proposal of the CNOSF. The club’s poor financial health is then exposed to the light of day, and a new bankruptcy is close.

Under the leadership of the “Red Eagles” supporters club and a new management team, financial supports are found, dialogue with communities is restored, and the disaster is narrowly avoided. The club, despite numerous departures of players and ambitions revised downwards, can continue its journey in the French amateur championship, with a 4 ^{It is} Place in 2010.

National promotion and bankruptcy [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The restoration of finance to balance and maintenance in CFA remains the objectives of President Bourgoin and coach Hervé Genet for 2011, nevertheless the BRC finished first in its CFA pool and accesses in National for the 2011/2012 season.

Relegable 36 days out of 38, the Bisontin club is sentenced to return to CFA for 2012-2013. Nevertheless, it is prohibited from any national national competition by the DNCG, and files for bankruptcy June 29, 2012 ^{[ 2 ]} . He then changes his name, becomes Racing Besançon , and leaves in LR2. It will only take a season at the Bisontin club to be a LR2 champion and go to the honorary division of the Franche-Comté football league for the 2013-2014 season.

Raised in the national championships [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The May 25, 2014 , Racing Besançon goes back to National 3 (ex-CFA 2). THE June 2 According to François Bruard announces his retirement after 2 seasons and two consecutive accessions (from LR2 to CFA2), it is the former player of the club Mickaël Isabey who takes his place on the bench ^{[ 3 ]} .

Titles and trophies [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The following table summarizes the performance of Racing Besançon in the various regional and French competitions.

Racing Besançon list

National competitions	Regional competitions	Disappeared national competitions
	Franche-Comté Cup ( 5 ) Winner: 1975, 1985, 1986, 2012 and 2016

Championship disputed [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The following table indicates the championship disputed by the club during the seasons since 1945.

Evolution of the championship disputed by Racing Besançon

	Roast i	Roast II	Roast III	Roast IV	Roast v	Roast	Rang VII
1945-1970		Division 2
1970-1986		Division 2
1986-1987				Division 4
1987-1988					DH Franche-Comté
1988-1990				Division 4
1990-1993			Division 3
1993-1997			National 1
1997-1999				CFA
1999-2003			National
2003-2004		Ligue 2
2004-2005			National
2005-2011				CFA
2011-2012			National
2012-2013							LR2 Franche-Comté
2013-2014						DH Franche-Comté
2014-2022					CFA 2
2022-2023				National 2

Colors and badges [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Mascot [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Racing Besançon now has a blue and red eagle for mascot called Racing.

The Besançon Racing Club evolved from 1939 in the Léo Lagrange stadium. Built in 1936, it was at the origin of a Vélodrome stadium with 18,000 places. In 2000, the infrastructure no longer corresponding to technical standards and safety standards, cycling and athletics tracks were destroyed to enlarge the land (105mx68m instead of 100×65) as well as the southern stands (replaced by a semi- final) and the popular insanitary rostrum. But due to the new descent of the club in the amateur championship and the budgetary guidelines of the municipality, the works are currently slowed down. The current capacity is around 11,500 seats and the stadium will be shared with the other Bisontine clubs, in particular those evolving at the highest regional level. The northern stands have also been destroyed and replaced by two semi-define stands.

Current [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The workforce of the 2022-2023 season is trained by David Le Fact.

Besançon Racing Club of the 2022-2023 season to 12 November 2022

Players			Technical supervision
N o P. Nat. [Note 1 ] Name Date of birth Selection [Note 2 ] Previous club first G Sissoko, Oumar Oumar Sissoko September 13, 1987 ( 35 years) – Star Football Club Fréjus Saint-Raphaël 16 G De Clemente, Ilario Ilario De Clemente 13/01/2000 ( 23 years) – AS Béziers 30 G Lecusson, Noah Noah Lecusson 01/01/2000 ( 23 years) – – 40 G Vauchet, Killian Killian Vauchet 04/02/2003 ( 20 years) – – 2 D I plant, Jaffray Jaffray Nsimba January 11, 1991 ( 32 years) – FBBP 01 3 D Drouillaux, Cedric Cedric Drouillaux December 16, 1996 ( 26 years) – Is-Selongey Football 4 D Adou, Leygley Leygley Adou September 9, 1997 ( 25 years) – FC Annecy twelfth D Regional, jeffry Jeffry Kikanda December 22, 1995 ( 27 years) – Red Star FC  rés. 13 D Rampont, Marly Marly Rampont 11/5/2000 ( 22 years) – FC Gueugnon 14 D Moussa Koné, those Dié Moussa Koné December 31, 1992 ( 30 years) – Ain Sud 17 D Mendes-Correia, Anilton Anilton Mendes-Correia March 18, 1997 ( 26 years) – FC Rousset SVO 20 D Mendy, Papis Papis Mendy September 26, 1990 ( 32 years) – SO Romorantin – D Rigault, Elias Elias Rigault January 1, 1991 ( 32 years) – – – D SOARES, Admilson Admilson Soares January 22, 2001 ( 22 years) – AS Nancy Lorraine 6 M Coulibaly, Mouhammed Mouhammed Coulibaly December 25, 1997 ( 25 years) – FC Rousset SVO 8 M Robert, Samuel Samuel Robert January 12, 1998 ( 25 years) – Dijon Fco  rés. ten D Days, Rafaël Rafaël Dias January 29, 1991 ( 32 years) – Besançon Foot 15 M Patrick, Kelvin Kelvin Patrick 08/08/2000 ( 22 years) – clubless 18 M Epaillard, Nathan Nathan Epaillard July 31, 1997 ( 25 years) – Vannes OC 22 M El Himdi, Younnes Younnes El Himdi 04/08/2001 ( 21 years) – clubless 35 M Boulebiar, zidane Zidane Boulebiar October 4, 2004 ( 18 years) – – – M Clerc, Enzo Enzo Clerc May 11, 2003 ( 19 years) – – 11 A SANTOS, REINY Reiny Santos April 18, 1999 ( 24 years) – Ain Sud 21 A Boudiba, Mehdi Mehdi Boudiba June 2, 1994 ( 28 years) – FC Annecy 23 A Wheat, maxim Maxime Blé July 26, 2002 ( 20 years) – – 24 A Fofana, bitter Amara Fofana November 20, 1998 ( 24 years) – AS Prix-lès-Mézières 26 A LaRs, Chris Chris Malonga July 11, 1987 ( 35 years) – Martigues Football Club 29 A Mendy, Laurent Laurent Mendy December 18, 1998 ( 24 years) – clubless			Coach Assistant coach (s) Eliphossi Makissi Physical trainer (s) Erwan Fontaynes Guardian coach (s) Franck Gradel Legend

Staff technique [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Premier team coaches
Coach	David hit him
Assistant coach	Eliphossi Makissi
Goalkeepers	Franck Gradel
Fitness trainer	Erwan Fontaynes
Video analyst	Maxime Muller

Leaders
President Association	Claude cook
Treasurer	Jacques Lonchamp

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Emblematic players [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Supporters groups [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• Vesontio brigade
• Red eagles (www.lesaiglesrouges.fr)
• The Aiglons
• Ultras Vesontio 2004 (sleeping)
• The partners
• BRC faithful
• Red Devils (dissolved)
• Eagles (dissolved)

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