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Since the arrival of the GMT94 in the World Supersport Championship, a wild-card has been offered each year to the French rider leading the French Championship for the world round at Magny-Cours in September. There have been some important changes to the FSBK regulations in the Supersport category. The French Motorcycling Federation has decided to base the format on that of the World Championship. This decision will allow riders to […]

Two-time World Champion Lucas Mahias joins GMT94 Yamaha for the 2024 FIM World Supersport Championship season. The French rider, who scored 29 podiums, 9 wins and 8 pole positions in the category, will wear the #94 and be aiming to take podiums on his Yamaha YZF-R6 and fight for his third world title. Lucas Mahias already raced with the Val-de-Marne-based structure and knows the staff. GMT94 welcomed him during the 2016 […]

It is with great pleasure that GMT94 announces the arrival of Philipp ÖTTL (27 years old), for the 2024 WSBK season, in Superbike.

On Tuesday morning, Lorenzo Baldassarri and the Val de Marnaise team gathered at Circuit Carole for a practice session ahead of the next round of the World Championship Superbike at Donington. Number 34 was able to complete a series of laps on his Yamaha R1 on the Carole circuit, and even set a very good time of 59.014 on Pirelli race tires.With official FFM timing in place for this practice session, […]

The 2023 WorldSBK calendar was unveiled this week. It is similar to the pre-covid era in that the championship will first go to Australia in February as usual.

Three-time FIM Endurance World Champions and FIM Supersport World Championship front-runners GMT94 Yamaha will step up to the FIM Superbike World Championship in 2023, fielding a latest-spec Yamaha R1 for Lorenzo Baldassarri to form the GMT94 Yamaha WorldSBK Team.

Fresh from winning back-to-back French Supersport championships in 2021 and 2022, Valentin DEBISE will be GMT94 YAMAHA’s rider in the FIM Supersport World Championship for the 2023 season.

The GMT94 Yamaha rider announced on Wednesday 7th September that he wanted to end his professional motorbike career at the end of the 2022 season.

Following his crash in Race 1 at Donington Park (England) last July, Jules Cluzel fractured his heel and two metatarsals in his right foot.

Since 2019, GMT94 has offered an invitation to the French round of the WorldSBK to the leader of the French Supersport Championship each year. Thus, the best French rider at the national level, can benefit from the same bike as Jules Cluzel and Andy Verdoia, for a race held at the Magny-Cours circuit (53).