NEWS

While the track proved to be clean and in much better condition than the yesterday, the afternoon heat severely hampered the riders, relaying them to nearly 2 seconds of their morning times.

GMT94 riders raced on a dirty track, like never seen before. Lap after lap, pilots have cleaned the track, which was faster at the end of the FP2. After working with used tyres, Corentin made many fast laps and finished first of the day.

All the free practice sessions were held on a very difficult track due to a constant rainfall. The unpredictable weather did not allow the GMT94 riders to find many settings for a dry track.

The good weather was forecast for this weekend but the day started under continuous rain. The GMT94 riders were able to brave the weather to fine-tune the settings and feel confident.

This second day started under raindrops. A busy and grey sky awaited us to never leave us.

Despite the changing and delicate conditions, our three riders set off shameless on the Magny-Cours track.

The GMT94 team arrived yesterday, Tuesday, at the Magny-Cours circuit. The installation went very well despite the continuous rain. The boxes and motorcycles are ready! This weekend promises to be an intense one, full of emotions and experience.

To open motorbikes racing gates is in GMT94 DNA. After a travel to Aragon (Spain), offered to four persons in April, GMT94 will give a pack for two with flight, car, and two nights in Qatar. Paddock access will be also delivered to the winners.

To explain Ben Spies’ presence in the GMT 94 box during the Portimao race, let’s go back in time and, in particular, to the story of one of the GMT 94 volunteers, Ababacar.

After a fight with the leading group, Jules Cluzel ends 4th of the World Supersport race in Portimao. After a great warm-up, Jules was aiming for a podium.

The week-end was going well, until this difficult QP. Jules Cluzel started the session with a one stop strategy, but has been often blocked in the traffic. His ideal time showed a 1’44, which would allow him to be on the front row.