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Sophie Fabron (born 15th June, 1964 in Annecy, France) is a French former racing driver and team owner.

Fabron first came to prominence in the 1988 International Formula 3000 series, driving for the French GBDA Motorsport team alongside Éric Bernard. Fabron finished the season in 14th place overall - her best finish being an impressive fourth at the Le Mans-Bugatti circuit.

Fabron's decent season in Formula 3000 caught the attention of the works Diac Voeckler Renault outfit, who saw fit to sign her in a two-year deal to race for them in the World Touring Car Masters alongside former Formula One pilot Jacques Laffite, World Rally star Jean Ragnotti and touring car specialist Jean-Pierre Malcher. Renault was largely outpaced in 1989, but Fabron did take an unexpected third place finish in the Sprint Race at Monza. Fabron finished her debut season in 17th place in Class C - the best of the Renault drivers.

Complete International Formula 3000 results

Year	Team	Chassis	Engine	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	DC	Pts
1988	GBDA Motorsport	Lola T88/50	Ford Cosworth DFY 3.0 V8	JER 9	IMO Ret	PAU 7†	SIL Ret	MNZ Ret	PER 5	BHA Ret	BIR Ret	BUG 4	ZOL Ret	DIJ 5	14th	7

Complete WTCM Results

Year	Entrant	Car	Class																								WDC	Pts.	Class	Pts.
1989	Diac Voeckler Renault	Renault 21	C			Template:USA				Template:FRA						Template:FRA		Template:GBR		Template:BEL				Template:AUS			N/A	0	17th	53
				E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E
				FUJ DNQ	FUJ DNQ	GLN DNQ	GLN DNQ	KYA DNQ	KYA DNQ	PAU DNQ	PAU DNQ	BRN DNQ	BRN DNQ	MNZ 21	MNZ 23	CHA DNQ	CHA DNQ	BIR DNQ	BIR DNQ	SPA 20†	SPA 21	NUR DNQ	NUR DNQ	BAT Ret
1990	Diac Voeckler Renault	Renault 21	C			Template:USA				Template:GBR		Template:FRA						Template:FRA		Template:GBR		Template:BEL				Template:AUS	53th	11	15th	69
				E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E	S	E
				FUJ DNQ	FUJ DNQ	GLN DNQ	GLN DNQ	LAG DNQ	LAG DNQ	BRH DNQ	BRH DNQ	PAU DNQ	PAU DNQ	BRN DNQ	BRN DNQ	MNZ DNQ	MNZ DNQ	CHA DNQ	CHA DNQ	BIR DNQ	BIR DNQ	SPA 18	SPA 23	NUR DNQ	NUR DNQ	BAT 14

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 Fabron's decent season in Formula 3000 caught the attention of the works [[Voeckler GPE|Diac Voeckler Renault]] outfit, who saw fit to sign her in a two-year deal to race for them in the [[World Touring Car Masters]] alongside former [[Formula One]] pilot [[Jacques Laffite]], World Rally star [[Jean Ragnotti]] and touring car specialist [[Jean-Pierre Malcher]]. Renault was largely outpaced in [[1989_World_Touring_Car_Masters_season|1989]], but Fabron did take an unexpected third place finish in the Sprint Race at Monza. Fabron finished her debut season in 17th place in Class C - the best of the Renault drivers.
+===Complete [[Alternate International Formula 3000|International Formula 3000]] results===
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; font-size:90%"
+|-
+! Year
+! Team
+! Chassis
+! Engine
+! 1
+! 2
+! 3
+! 4
+! 5
+! 6
+! 7
+! 8
+! 9
+! 10
+! 11
+! DC
+! Pts
+|-
+! [[1988 Alternate International F3000 season|1988]]
+! GBDA Motorsport
+! [[Lola]] T88/50
+! [[Ford]] Cosworth DFY 3.0 V8
+|bgcolor="#cfcfff"| JER<br /><small>9</small>
+|bgcolor="#efcfff"| IMO<br /><small>Ret</small>
+|bgcolor="#cfcfff"| PAU<br /><small>7†</small>
+|bgcolor="#efcfff"| SIL<br /><small>Ret</small>
+|bgcolor="#efcfff"| MNZ<br /><small>Ret</small>
+|bgcolor="#dfffdf"| PER<br /><small>5</small>
+|bgcolor="#efcfff"| BHA<br /><small>Ret</small>
+|bgcolor="#efcfff"| BIR<br /><small>Ret</small>
+|bgcolor="#dfffdf"| BUG<br /><small>4</small>
+|bgcolor="#efcfff"| ZOL<br /><small>Ret</small>
+|bgcolor="#dfffdf"| DIJ<br /><small>5</small>
+! 14th
+! 7
+|}
 ==Complete WTCM Results==

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Complete International Formula 3000 results

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