Race resume

This Friday was the free practices for the French round of the World Superbike Championship. The weather was particularly capricious. Despite this, the Supersport riders were able to enjoy about 20 minutes of dry track at the end of FP2.

This weekend of September 10th and 11th, the World Superbike Championship takes place at the Magny-Cours circuit (France). The GMT94 Yamaha is expecting more than 200 guests and 2,000 fans for this occasion.

This weekend the penultimate round of the French Superbike Championship took place at the Carole circuit (93). The riders helped by the GMT94 Yamaha within its youth project impressed on the French track. Valentin Debise won both races in the Supersport category, and thus clinched his second consecutive French Supersport Championship title. Martin Renaudin won the French Superbike Challenger title (-27 years old), after a podium in race 1. Valentin […]

This Sunday was the second race of the weekend at the Most circuit for the 600cc Supersport class. After a good start on the grid, Valentin Debise faced a difficult first corner and ended up in 18th place.

This Saturday morning took place the Superpole session which defines the places on the starting grid. Andy Verdoia did a very good session and finished 5th, a little more than three tenths off the pole.

At the end of this Friday morning, the first free practice session started for the Supersport class. Valentin Debise and Andy Verdoia were rediscovering the circuit aboard their GMT94 Yamaha R6.

This weekend sees the sixth round of the World Supersport Championship take place at the Most circuit in the Czech Republic. Jules Cluzel, the permanent GMT94 Yamaha rider, was unfortunately injured during the last round in England.

After a delayed start, Jules Cluzel was in 4th position in the leading group, before a red flag came out after one lap of the race.

This weekend the 5th round of the World Supersport Championship takes place at Donington Park (England). Jules Cluzel had two good practice sessions. Andy Verdoia got off to a good start, before suffering a tyre problem in FP2.

This weekend, the World Superbike Championship will take place at Donington Park (England), just a few minutes drive from the city of Birmingham.