2026 Supported riders

How it works

Since its last French Championship title in 2016, GMT94 has been supporting young riders competing at the various levels of the championship.

In 2025, some riders will receive technical support from GMT94. GB Racing, BS Battery, France Equipement, and NGK will allocate aid to the riders concerned. The Mutuelle des Motards is also offering a free practice day at the Carole circuit. The whole project is supported by the FFM.

Alongside this technical support, GMT94 and its partners communicate regularly throughout the year on these riders to help them gain notoriety. In addition, for the WorldSBK round at Magny-Cours (France), GMT94, with the support of FFM and Yamaha France, will be offering the leader of the French Supersport Championship a wild-card entry alongside Lucas Mahias.

Livio Mirabel

Livio Mirabel is one of the promising young riders competing in the Yamaha Challenge 700. After making a strong impression in the junior and development categories, he continues his progression in one of the most competitive championships, gaining valuable experience against seasoned riders.

In 2025, Livio confirmed his potential with a solid season marked by consistent improvement throughout the year. Race after race, he became more consistent and faster, demonstrating his ability to close the gap to the front-runners in the category.

Building on his first season in the Yamaha Challenge 700, Livio now heads into the 2026 season with new ambitions and a strong determination to continue his rise.

To follow his journey, click here.

Clara Corale

Clara Corale, an industrial mechanical engineering apprentice at Arts & Métiers, continues to develop with determination on the French racing circuits. Runner-up in the 2023 French Women’s Cup Championship (combined 600cc and 1000cc categories), she quickly established herself as one of the championship’s rising talents.

With just one season of road racing experience, Clara enjoyed an outstanding 2023 campaign, finishing on the podium in 7 out of 8 races, including 2 victories and 4 second-place finishes.

In 2024, she earned a wildcard entry into the Yamaha Challenge 700 at Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours, thanks to the support of GMT94. In her first mixed-gender race weekend, she finished as the top female rider in both races, placing 17th and 16th overall.

Competing full-time in the Yamaha Challenge 700 in 2025 alongside her Yamaha dealer, Yamaha Spirit Motor La Ciotat, Clara continued to build her experience in one of the championship’s most competitive classes. She ended the season with 11 championship points, marking a year of significant progress and laying a strong foundation for the next stage of her racing career.

To follow her journey, click here.

Robin Sautereau

Robin Sautereau continues his development at the highest level of national competition in the French Superbike Championship (FSBK). Competing in the Supersport 600 class, he races in one of the championship’s most competitive categories, gaining valuable experience against France’s top riders.

Throughout the 2025 season, Robin demonstrated impressive consistency and steady progress. Race after race, he became increasingly competitive, confirming both his potential and his commitment in one of the country’s most demanding championships.

Building on the experience and lessons gained throughout the season, Robin now heads into 2026 with renewed ambitions and the determination to continue his progression, with the goal of establishing himself among the leading riders in the Supersport 600 class.

To follow his journey, click here.