They rode for us

  • Maxime Berger

    Born June 27th, 1989 in Dijon (France).

    YEAR PRIZES
    2012 16th of the World Superbike Championship with 4 Top10: 7th in Australia (R2), 10th in Spain (R1), 9th in Czech Republic (R1), 5th in Britain (R2) and 4th in France (R1).

     
    2011 16th of the World Superbike Championship with 5 Top10 : 10th in St.Marin (R1), 8th in Britain (R1), 10th in Germany (R2), 7th in Portugal (R1) and 10th in Portugal (R2).
    2010
    		 2nd of the European Superstock 1000 Championship with 2 pole positions, 7 podiums and 1 win.
    2009
    		 3rd of the European Superstock 1000 with 2 pole positions, 6 podiums and 3 wins.
    2008
    		 2nd of the European Superstock 1000 with 1 pole position, 5 podiums and 3 wins.
    2007 Winner of the European Superstock 600 with 5 pole positions, 8 podiums and 5 wins

  • Giovanni Bussei

    Born September 15th, 1972.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2002
    		 3rd of the Bol d’Or.

    Participation in the world Supersport championship (2 races).
    2001 18th of the world Superbike championship.
    2000
    		 Winner of the Italian Superbike championship.
    1999
    		 6th of the Australian GP of the world Superbike championship.
    1998
    		 8th of the world Supersport championship.
    1997 11th of the world Supersport championship.
    1996 Winner of the Italian 750 Sport Production championship.

    Winner of the Italian 750 Suzuki Cup.
    1994 2nd of the Italian 600 Sport Production championship

  • Niccolo Canepa

    Born in May 14th, 1988 in Genova (Italy)

     

    2017

     

    WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPION

    Bol d’Or Winner

    Slovakian ring 8 Hours Winner

    Oschersleben 8 Hours Winner

    Le Mans 24 Hours Winner

     

    2016

     

    Portimao 12 Hours winner

    Oschersleben 8 Hours winner

    Podium in Superstock 1000 world cup (Donington / GB)

    Yamaha test rider in WSBK.

    2015

     

    Front line in WSBK in Magny-Cours and Jerez

    2014

     

    Superbike EVO FIM World Championship runner-up

    2013

     

    SuperStock 1000 FIM Cup runner-up

    2009

     

    MotoGP

     

    2008

     

    MotoGP test rider

     

    2007

     

     SUPERSTOCK 1000 FIM CUP WORLD CHAMPION

    2006

     

    SuperStock 600 FIM European Champion

  • David Checa

    Born on April 20, 1980 in Barcelone (Spain)

    GMT94 rider since 2003

     

    2017

     

    WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPION

    Bol d’Or Winner

    Slovakian ring 8 Hours Winner

    Oschersleben 8 Hours Winner

    Le Mans 24 Hours Winner

     

     

    2016

     

    FRENCH CHAMPION SUPERBIKE.

    Portimao 12 Hours Winner

    Oschersleben 8 Hours Winner

     

    2015

     

    World Endurance Championship runner-up

    Oschersleben 8 Hours Winner

     

    2014

     

    World Endurance Champion

     

    2013

     

    World Endurance Championship runner-up

    Circuit Carole record holder in 59’4.

     

    2012

     

    Third of Suzuka 8 Hours

     

    2011

     

    Doha 8 Hours Winner

     

    2007

     

     Bol d’Or Winner

    2006

     

    Le Mans 24 Hours Best qualifying time

    2005

     

    Le Mans 24 Hours Winner

    Le Mans 24 Hours Best qualifying time

    2004

     

     WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPION

    Le Mans 24 Hours Best qualifying time

    Oschersleben 24 Hours Winner (Germany)

    Zhuhai 8 Hours Winner (China)

    2003

     

    Oschersleben 24 Hours Winner (Germany)

  • Jean-François Cortinovis

    Born June 24th, 1971.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2003
    		 Participation in the Masters and World Endurance Championship

    5th of the 24 H of Le Mans
    2002 Participation in the Masters and World Endurance Championship

    5th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    6th of the 200 Miles of Imola
    2001
    		 Participation in the French Supersport Championship.
    2000
    		 Participation in the French Supersport Championship.
    1999
    		 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the French Supersport Championship.
    1998 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Winner of the French Supersport Championship.
    1997 Participation in the World Endurance Championship.

    5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the French Supersport Championship.

    3rd of the French 600cc Championship.
    1996 Winner of the French Promosport 250cc Championship.
    1995 Winner of the Spa 24 hours category Stocksport.

    2nd of the European Endurance Championship.

    Participation in the French Promosport 250cc Championship.
    1994 Participation in the French Promosport 250cc Championship.

  • William Costes

    Born July 1st, 1972.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2005 – GMT 94
    		 Winner of the Endurance Master.

    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

     
    2004 – GMT 94
    		  

    World Endurance Champion.

    Pole position at the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours (Germany).

    Winner of the Zhuhaï 6 hours (China).

    2nd of the Albacete 12 hours (Spain).

    2nd of the 500km of Assen (Holland).

    3rd of the Suzuka 8 hours (Japan).

    2nd of the 200 miles of Vallelunga (Italy).

    2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

     
    2003 – GMT 94
    		 2nd of the Brno 6 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    3rd of the World Endurance Championship.

     
    2002 – GMT 94
    		 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Pole position at the 200 miles of Silverstone.

    3rd of the 200 miles of Silverstone.

    Winner of the Brno 6 hours.

    Pole position at the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

     
    2001 3rd of the French Supersport Championship.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

     
    2000 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

     
    1999 2nd of the Spa 24 hours.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

     
    1998 Winner of the Spa 24 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

     
    1997 2nd of the World Endurance Championship.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    3rd of the Spa 24 hours.

     
    1996
    		 2nd of the French 600 Supersport Championship.
    2nd of the 6 hours of Assen.
    1994
    		 2nd of the French Open 250cc Championship.
    1993 2nd of the French Open 250cc Championship.

     
    1991

     

    		 Winning French 125cc Championship.

    2nd of the French Open 125cc Championship.

  • Stéphane Coutelle

    Born September 5th, 1966.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    1999 – GMT 94
    		 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1997 4th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1996
    		 Winner of the Spa 24 hours.

    Winner of the Assen 16 hours.
    1995
    		 3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1994
    		 Official rider in European 250cc Championship.
    1993 3rd in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1991 4th of the Spa 24 hours.
    1989 Start in competition.

  • Damian Cudlin

    Born on October 19th, 1982 in Blacktown (Australia).
    Participation in 8H of Suzuka 2010

    1995 Australian Junior Sidecar Champion

    1996 Australian Junior Dirt Track Champion

    1997 Australian Junior Dirt Track Champion

    1998 Australian Junior Dirt Track Champion
    Australian Junior Long Track Champion

    1999 6th Australian 125 GP Championship

    2000 Formula Xtreme Privateer Champion

    7th Formula Xtreme Championship
    2001 5th Australian Superbike Championship

    2002 4th Final Race World Endurance Championship

    2003 9th World Endurance Championship

    2004 6th Australian Superbike Championship

    2005 4th World Endurance Championship

    2006 3rd World Endurance Championship

    2007 3rd World Endurance Championship

    2008 8th World Endurance Championship
    3rd IDM German Supersport Championship

    2009 7th World Endurance Championship

    2010  IDM German Supersport Champion
    7th Sachsenring Moto 2 Grand Prix

    2011 2nd World Endurance Championship
    MOTOGP debut in Japanese Grand Prix- Pramac Racing
    4th IDM Superbike Championship


    2012     2nd World Endurance Championship
    Moto 2 Wild Cards-     Dutch & German Grand Prix

  • Julien Da Costa

    Born September 3rd, 1981.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2002 – GMT 94
    		 Participation in the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    Winner of the French Stocksport championship.

    2nd of the Spa 24 hours.
    2001 Participation in the French Supersport championship with 1 win (Lédenon).
    2000
    		 5th of the French 250 Open championship (Team of France of speed).
    1999
    		 5th of the French 250 Open championship (Team of France of speed).
    1998
    		 Winner of the Aprilia 125 Cup.

    Start in competition.

  • Mike Di Meglio

    Born January the 17th, 1988  (France)

    2017

     

    WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPION

    Bol d’Or Winner

    Slovakian ring 8 Hours Winner

    Oschersleben 8 Hours Winner

    Le Mans 24 Hours Winner

     

     

    2014/2015/2016

     

    MotoGP rider

    2010/2011/2012/2013

     

    Moto2 rider

    2009

     

    250cc World Championship rider

    2008

     

    125cc WORLD CHAMPION

    French GP winner

    Spain GP winner

    Germany GP winner

    Australia GP winner

    2005

     

    Istanbul GP winner in 125cc Class

    2003/2004

     

    Beginning in 125cc World Championship

    2002

     

    Prix de l’Avenir winner: French Championship Open 125cc

  • Philippe Dobe

    Born November 30th, 1969.

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2001 – GMT 94
    		 Replacing rider for the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Replacing rider for the Spa 24 hours.

    Replacing rider for the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    Winner of the world endurance cup.

    Participation in the Stocksport championship with 2 wins (Le Mans and Magny-Cours).
    1999 Official rider 600 Supersport and Endurance.

    2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1998
    		 Official rider Suzuki 600 Supersport and Endurance.

    Winner at Magny-Cours in 600 Supersport.

    5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or.
    1997
    		 3rd of the Open 600 Supersport championship.

    5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1996
    		 2nd of the Open 600 Supersport championship.

    5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1995 – 1994 Winner of the European Endurance Stocksport championship.
    1993 8th of the Kawasaki Cup.
    1992 Winner of the French Cyclo G2 championship.

  • Nicolas Dussauge
    Born April 14th, 1973.
    2004 : 
    4th BMW Cup in Donington, UK2003 : 
    Winner of 24 hours of SPA moto (Belgium) Winner of Bol d’Or
    Winner of Masters Endurance.    2002 : Winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans
    Winner of BOL d’OR 
    2nd of MASTERS Endurance moto.2001 – GMT 94 :
    2nd of the World Endurance Cup.
    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    Pole position in the Brno 6 hours.
    Winner of the Nürbürgring 6 hours.
    2nd of the Liège 24 hours.
    Pole position in the Oschersleben 24 hours.    		 2000 – GMT 94 :
    Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours.
    4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2nd of the Estoril 6 hours.
    2nd of the World Endurance Cup.    1999 : 
    Pole position in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.
    Podium in Estoril.
    Replacing rider.1998 :
    6th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    3rd of the French Open 250cc Championship in Carole.    		 1997 : 

    6th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    3rd of the French 125cc Championship.
    4th of the XJR Yamaha 1200 Cup.

     

    1994 :
    Participation in the World GP 125cc Championship.

     

    1993 : 
    Start in competition (Tech 3).
    3rd of the French 125cc Championship.
    4th of the European 125cc Championship.

     

    1991 :
    Winner of the French 50cc Championship.

  • Florian Ferracci

    Born March, 5th 1975

     

    PERIOD PRIZES
    1992
    		 Participation in the World Superbike Championship.
    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours with GMT 94.
    1991 10th of the European Superbike Championship.

    10th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1990
    		 First podium in European Superbike Championship (Suede).

    7th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1989
    		 2 wins in the French Superbike Championship.

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1988
    		 3rd of the French National Production Championship.

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1987
    		 4th of the French National 250cc Championship.
    1986
    		 5th of Yamaha Cup

  • Kenny Foray

    Born August 2nd, 1984 (France).

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2015 World Endurance Championship runner up (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    Winner of Oschersleben 8 Hours
    2nd of Bol d’Or
    2014  

    World Endurance Champion
    2nd of Bol d’Or (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    2nd of 8H of Oschersleben (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    2nd of 24H of Le Mans (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    2013  

    World Endurance Championship runner up
    2012 3rd at the World endurance championship
    3rd of Suzuka Eight Hours
     

    2011

    		  

    Winner of the 8 Hours of Doha (Qatar)
    3rd at The World Endurance Championship
     
    2010
    		 4th at 24 Hours of le Mans
    2009 Winning Polish Superstock Championship
    3rd at Albi Superbike French Championship
    2008
    		 First at 24 Hours of Le Mans and Bol d’Or
    2007
    		 Winning French Supersport Championship
    2006
    		 2nd of GSX-R Cup at Magny-Cours
    2002
    		 Start in competition

  • Serafino Foti
    Born June 23rd, 1967.
    2003:

    Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours.
    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    3rd of the World Endurance championship.

     

    2002 :
    World Superbike championship.
    2001 :
    3rd of the Italian Superbike championship.

    		 1997 :
    Winner of the Italian Superbike championship.1996 :
    6th of the World Cup Superbike.1994 :
    First private rider of the world Superbike championship.1993 :
    Winner of the Italian Sport-production championship.1992 :
    3rd of the European 125cc championship.    		 1989 :
    Winner of the Italien GP 125cc Trophy.1987 :
    2nd of the Italian GP 250cc.1986 :
    Winner of the « Cronoscalata » championship.1985 :
    Winner of the Sportproduction  125cc championship.

  • Olivier Four

    Born May 22nd 1977.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2007 2nd of the French Superbike Championship.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2006 2nd of the French Open Stocksport Championship.

    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    5th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    2005
    		 Win in Superproduction (Magny-Cours).

    2nd of the French Open Stocksport Championship.

    3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    2004
    		 Winner of the Albacete 12 hours.

    Winner of the Assen 500km.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    2003
    		 Winner of the Open Stocksport Championship.
    2002
    		 Winner of the World Endurance Championship.

    Participation in the French Stocksport Championship (2 podiums in 2 races).
    2001
    		 3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours category Superproduction.
    2000 3rd of the European Superstock Championship.
    1999 First podium in the French Promosport 600 Cup (Pau).
    1997 Start in competition (CB 500 Cup).

  • Stéphane Gallis

    Born August 22nd, 1974

     

    Participation in 24H of Le Mans track (with GMT 94).

  • Gwen Giabbani

    Born on April 2nd, 1972 in Paris (France).

    Podium at 8 Hours of Oschersleben.

    1992 :
    Beginnig in supermotard
    3rd in the Bikercup 250cc

    1995 :
    Beginning in speed races and endurance
    3rd in Promosport 250cc
    5th in Europe Supersport  cup

     

    1996 :
    3rd in Promosport 600cc

    1998 :
    3rd in Europe Supersport championship at Albacète (Spain)
    4th Europe Supersport championship at Le Mans (France)

    1999 :
    Winner of Bol d’Or Stocksport

    2000 :
    Winner of 8 Hours of Estoril (Portugal)
    Winner of Bol d’Or

    2001 :

    Endurance superstock world champion

     

    2002 :

    France Supersport runner up

     

    2003 :

    4th of d’endurance world championship (category superbike)

    5th of 8 Hours of Suzuka

     

    2004 :

    4th of d’endurance world championship (category superbike)

    3rd of 24 Hours of Mans

     

    2005 :

    3rd of d’endurance world championship (category superbike)

     

    2006 :

    2nd of d’endurance world championship (category superbike)

    2nd of Bol d’or

     

    2007 :

    Endurance world championship (category superbike) runner up

    3rd of 24 Hours of Mans

     

    2008 :

    Endurance world championship (category superbike) runner up

    3rd of Bol d’or

    Winner of German Superbike Championship (IDE) final

     

    2009 :

    Endurance world champion

    Winner of 24 Hours of Le Mans

    Poland Superbike Champion

     

    2010 :

    3rd of Endurance world championship (category superbike)

    2nd of 24 Hours of Le Mans

    Poland Superbike Championship runner up

     

    2011 :

    5th of Endurance world championship (category superbike)

    Poland Superbike Championship runner up

     

    2012 :

    3rd of Endurance world championship (category superbike)

    3rd of Bol d’Or

    3rd of 8 Hours of Oschersleben (Germany)

     

    2013 :

    2nd of 24 Hours of Le Mans

  • Sébastien Gimbert

    Born September 9th, 1977.

     

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2009 Winner of the French Superbike Championship.
    2007 Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    2006
    		 3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2005
    		 Winner of the Endurance Master.

    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2004
    		 Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours,

    Winner of the World Endurance Championship.

    2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2003
    		 2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Spa 24 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    2nd of the French Superproduction Championship.
    2002
    		 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    2001
    		 2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Winner of the French 600 Supersport Championship.
    2000 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1997 Winner of the French 250cc Championship.
    1996 Winner of the French 250cc Championship.

  • Mathieu Ginès

    Born 20th November, 1988.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2015 World Endurance Championship runner up (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    Winner of Oschersleben 8 Hours
    2nd of Bol d’Or
    2014
    		 World Endurance Champion
    2nd of Bol d’Or (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    2nd of 8H of Oschersleben (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    2nd of 24H of Le Mans (Checa / Gines / Foray)
    2013
    		 France Supersport Champion

    2012
    		 5th of France Superbike Championship
    5th of 24 Hours of Le Mans
    2nd of Tour de France Moto
    2011 Winner of World Endurance Cup
    France SuperSport 600 Championship runner up
    2010
    		 France 600 SuperSport Championship runner up (Yamaha R6)
     2009
    		 France 600 SuperSport champion
    2008
    		 France 600 SuperSport Championship runner up (Yamaha R6 GMT94)
    3rd of Europe Championship race in Magny-Cours (France)
    2007
    		 Participation in Bol d’Or
    2005
    		 France champion of 125cc Open
    2004
    		 4th of France Championship 125cc Open
    1st French in 125cc France GP
    2003
    		 6th of France 125cc Championship

  • Anthony Gobert

    Born March 5th, 1975.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2007 Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours test.
    2006 Participation in the world Supersport championship (2 races)
    De 2003 à 2005
    		 Australian Superbike championship.
    2001 et 2002
    		 AMA Superbike championship.
    2000
    		 25th of the world Superbike championship with 1 win (Philip Island).
    1999
    		 AMA Superbike championship.

    Win in Laguna Seca during the world Superbike championship (Wild Card).
    1998
    		 AMA Superbike championship.
    1997
    		 World 500cc championship.
    1996 8th of the world Superbike championship with 3 wins and 3 pole positions.
    1995 4th of the world Superbike championship with 2 wins (Laguna Seca and Philip Island).
    1994 First race in the world Superbike championship as Wild Card (Philip Island).
    Realize the pole position, win the first race and finish 3rd of the second race.

  • Thibaut Gourin

    Born on 11 April 1996 at Montpellier (France)

     

    ANNEE PALMARES
    2012 First podium in Superstock 600 (Dijon-Prenois)

     
     

    2010

    		  

    Winner of the Promosport 125 Championship

  • Pascal Guigou
    PERIOD PRIZES
    1994 – GMT94
    		 6th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    5th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1993 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1992
    		 Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1991 Podium in the French 250cc championship (Albi).
    1990
    		 2nd of the French Promosport 750cc championship.

    5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the FIM Endurance Cup.
    1989
    		 3rd of the French Promosport 750cc championship.
    1988 2nd of the French Promosport 500cc championship with 2 wins (Montlhéry and Pau-Arnos).
    1987 Participation in the French Promosport 500cc championship

  • Steve Hislop

    Born January 11th, 1962.
    Death July 30, 2003 (helicopter crash).

     

    PERIOD PRIZES
    1999
    		 Pole position at the Oschersleben 24 hours (GMT 94).
    1998 3rd of the British Superbike Championship.
    1995
    		 Winning British Superbike Championship.
    1994 Winning Senior Tourist Trophy.
    1993
    		 2nd of the British Superbike Championship.
    1992
    		 Winning Senior Tourist Trophy.
    1991
    		 Winning Senior Tourist Trophy.
    1990
    		 Winning British 250cc Championship.
    1987
    		 Winning Formula 2 Tourist Trophy.
     1987-1994       Win 11 time the Tourist Trophy all categories combined.

  • Ludovic Holon

    Born April 21st, 1977.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2003 – GMT 94
    		 3rd of the world Endurance championship.
    6th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2nd of the French Supersport championship.
     2002 3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
     2001
    		 World Superbike championship.
    2000
    		 2nd of the French Superbike championship.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1999
    		 Winner of the French Supersport 600 championship.
    1998 3rd of the French Supersport 600 championship.
    1997 5th of the French Supersport 600 championship.
    1996 5th of the French Open 250cc championship.
    1995 Winner of the French 250cc championship.

  • Igor Jerman

    Born July 12th, 1975.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2003
    		 6th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the 200 miles of Assen.
     2002 World Endurance Champion.
     2001
    		 Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    43rd of the World Superbike Championship.
    2000
    		 2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    44th of the World Superbike Championship.
    1999
    		 14th of the World Superbike Championship.
    1998 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    15th of the World Superbike Championship.
    1997 15th of the World Superbike Championship.

  • Gregory Junod
    PERIOD PRIZES
    2012 Superbike European Cup: 1st (Poznan)
    2011 Formula Extrema Cup: 1st (Poznan)
    2010  Polish Superbike Championship: 1st (Most)

    Endurance world Championship: 3rd (24 Hours of Le Mans)
    2009 Superstock 1000 Swiss Championship: 1st (Schleiz)
    2008 Superstock 1000 World Cup: 14th (Monza)
    2007 Superstock 600 Swiss Championship: 1st (Dijon)
    2006 Superstock 600 European Championship: 5th (Assen)

  • Hervé Lachèze

    1987 – Debuts in competition (Suzuki RG)
    and first victory ( Kawasaki 500 KX)
    1988 -Vice champion Monobike ( Kawasaki 500 KX)
    Bol D’or (Suzuki 750 GSXR)
    1989 – Champion Monobike ( Kawasaki 500 KX)
    Production Championship ( Suzuki 1100 GSXR)
    Bol D’or (Honda RC30 Winners)
    1990 –  Monobike Championship ( Kawasaki 500 KX)
    Open 250 Championship ( Yamaha 250 TZ CIMO)
    Bol D’or ( Honda RC30 La poste)
    1991 – Open 250 Championship ( Yamaha 250 TZ CIMO)
    3rd of the 1000 kms of Carole ( Honda RC30 La poste)
    Bol D’or ( Honda RC30 La poste)
    24h du Mans ( Honda RC30 La poste)
    1992 – Bol D’or ( Honda RC30 La poste)
    1993 – 24h du Mans ( Honda RC30 GMT)

  • Mathieu Lagrive

    Born on December 7th 1979 in Lisieux (France)

    Rider for GMT 94 since 2010

    WORLD ENDURANCE CHAMPION 2005-2006-2007-2008
    WINNER OF THE BOL D’OR 2004-2005-2006-2008
    SUPERPORDUCTION FRENCH CHAMPION 2005

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2012
    • 3rd at the World Endurance Championship
     

    2011

    		  

    • Winner of the 8 Hours of Doha (Qatar)
    • 3rd at the World Endurance Championship

     
     2010
    • 7th at the World Endurance Championship
    2009
    • 2nd at the 24 Hours of Le Mans
    • 2nd at the Bol d’Or

     
    2008
    • World Endurance Champion
    • Winner of the Bol d’Or
    • 2nd at the 24 Hours of Le Mans
    • 2 times in pôle-position for his participations in the World Supersport Championship

     
    2007
    • World Endurance Champion
    • 2nd at the 24 Hours of Le Mans
    • 2nd at the Bol d’Or

     
    2006
    • World Endurance Champion
    • Winner of the Bol d’Or
    • 2nd at the 24 Hours of Le Mans

     
    2005
    • World Endurance Champion
    • Winner of the Bol d’Or
    • Superproduction French Champion
    • 2nd at the 24 Hours of Le Mans

     
    2004
    • Winner of the Bol d’Or
    2003
    • 2nd at the Bol d’Or

     
    2002
    • 3rd at the 24 Hours of Le Mans

     
    2001
    • 3rd at the 24 Hours of Spa (Belgium)

     
    1996
    • Winner of the CAGIVA cup

  • Gregorio Lavilla

    Born September 29th, 1973.

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2010 – GMT 94
    		 Endurance World Championship
    2008 Best privateer at WSBK
    2007
    		 4º BSB
    2006
    		 3º BSB (8 victories and 18 podium)
    2005
    		 Winner of the British Superbike
    2004 Test rider in MotoGP
    2003 5th in World Superkibe Championship
    2002 10th in World Superkibe Championship
    1999-2001 8th and 10th in World Superkibe Championship
    1998 12th in World Superkibe Championship
    1997 12th in German Superbike Championship
    1996 33th in World Superbike Championship
    1995 32th in World Championship 250cc
    1994 Winner of the Supersport and Superbike Spanish Domestic Series.
    1993 Winner of the1st race in Calafat in 250cc GP Spanish Championships.
    1992 Winner of 125cc class Catalan domestic Championships, 2nd in Spanish Championships
    1991 Two races in Spanish domestic Championship- 75cc class.

  • André Lussiana

    Born August 7th, 1956.

    PERIOD PRIZES

    1998
    		 6th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.
    1997 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.

    7th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1996
    		 Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1995
    		 4th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1992
    		 5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1991
    		 5th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1988
    		 4th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1987
    		 Winner of the French Promosport 750cc Championship.
    1986 3rd of the Spa 24 hours.
    1983 5th of the French Promosport Championship.

  • Lucas Mahias

    Born 20th November, 1988.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2016
    		 World Endurance Championship runner up (Checa / Canepa / Mahias)
    Winner of 8 Hours of Oschersleben (Germany)
    Winner of 12H of Portimao (Portugal)
    Winner in Stock 1000 World Cup (Misano / Italie)
    4th of the 24 Hours of Le Mans

    2014
    		 Winner of French Supersport Championship – 12/12 poles, 12/12 victoiries
    4th GMT94 rider

    2013
    		 3rd of France Supersport Championship
    3rd in IDM (Germany championship) in Lausitzring in Supersport
    2011 Winner of CEV final (Spain championship) in JEREZ in Moto 2
    Winner of the openning of France Supersport Championship in Le Mans
    2010
    		 Winner of Pirelli 600 trophy
    2009
    		 Endurance France Championship runner up
    2008
    		 MICHELIN POWER CUP runner up

  • Jérémy Mc Williams

    Born April 4th, 1964.

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2006 – GMT 94
    		 Participation in testing days of Le Mans 24H
    2004 19th in MotoGP World Championship
    2003
    		 18th in MotoGP World Championship
    2002
    		 14th in MotoGP World Championship

    First poll position in MotoGP World Championship
    2001
    		 6th of 250cc World Championship (2 podiums).

    First victory in 250cc World Championship (Assen).
    2000
    		 14th of 500cc World Championship (2 podiums).
    1999
    		 10th of 250cc World Championship

    2nd poll position.

    2nd podium (Assen).
    1998
    		 9th 250cc World Championship

    1st poll position

    first podium (Germany).
    1997
    		 10th of 500cc World Championship

    250cc World Championship
    1996
    		 500cc World Championship
    1995
    		 500cc World Championship
    1994
    		 12th of 500cc World Championship
    1993
    		 Start in 500cc World Championship (Australia)

  • Garry McCoy

    Born April 18th, 1972.

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2006 – GMT 94
    		 3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
     2005 World Superbike Championship (Foggy Petronas).
     2004
    		 Win in the World Superbike Championship (Philip Island).

    6th of the World Superbike Championship.
    2002
    		 Several qualifications in first line in the World 250cc Championship.
    2001
    		 3 podiums in the World GP 500cc Championship (Suzuka, Estoril and Sepang).
    2000 5th of the World GP 500cc Championship.

    3 wins in the World GP 500cc Championship (South-Africa, Spain and Portugal).

    3 podiums in the World GP 500cc Championship (Sepang, Brno and Rio de Janeiro).
    1998 First season in the Worls GP 500cc Championship.
    1996 Second win in the World GP 125cc Championship (Australia).
    1995 First win in the World GP 125cc Championship (Malaysia).
    1994 First podium in the World GP 125cc Championship (Australia).
    1993 First pole position in the World GP 125cc Championship (France).
    1992 First race in the World GP 125cc Championship (Australia)

  • Eric Mizera

    Born October 15th, 1973.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2004
    		 10th of Supersport French Championship.

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H
    2003 5th of Bol d’Or 24H
    2002
    		 Participation in 250cc French Championship
    2001
    		 250cc French Championship

    4th of Le Mans 24H

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H (with Team Free Bike and the Team Gauloise Yamaha).

    3rd of Spa 24H
    2000
    		 2nd of 250cc French Championship

    4th of Bol d’Or 24H

    6th of Le Mans 24H

    Participation in Spa 24H (with Team Free Bike)
    1999 3rd 250cc French Championship

    Participation in Le Mans 24H and Bol d’Or  24H (with Team Free Bike)

    3rd in Spa 24H
    1996 2nd in 125cc French Championship

    2nd of world endurance Championship (with team DAFFIX).

    4th of Le Mans 24H

    4th of Spa 24H

    4th of Bol d’Or 24H

    2nd in Assen 16H (with GMT 94)
    1995 2nd of World endurance Championship

    2nd of 125cc French Championship

    8th of 125cc European Championship

    Participation in Le Mans 24H

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H

    Participation in Spa 24H-Francorchamps.
    1994 9th in 250cc European Championship

    Participation in Le Mans 24H

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H
    1993 Participation in 250cc French Championship

    8th of 250cc European Championship

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H
    1992 Participation in 250cc French Championship

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H

    Participation in Le Mans 24H
    1991 Participation in Bol d’Or 24H

    3rd in 250cc French Championship
    1990 Winner of Yamaha 125 cc Cup

    Start in competition

  • David Morillon

    Born in 1972.

     

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2001    		 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours. (GMT 94)

    6th of the French Open Supersport Championship.
    2000 Winner of the French 600 Supersport Championship.

    3rd of the Spa 24 hours.
    1999 2nd of the French 600 Supersport Championship.

    3rd of the Spa 24 hours.
     1998
    		 Winner of the Yamaha Cup.

    2nd of the 1000 miles Yamaha Cup.

    Winner of the Le mans 24 hours category 600 Supersport.
    1997
    		 Winner of the Yamaha Cup.

    2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours category 600 Supersport.

    7th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours category Stocksport.
    1996
    		 5th of the CB Cup.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours category 600 Supersport.
    1995
    		 4th of the French 50cc Championship (Group 3).
    1994
    		 Winner of the French 50cc Championship (Group 2).
    1992 Winner of the French 50cc Championship (Group 1).
    De 1989 à 1991
    		 Winner of the Mob 4 hours.

  • Jean-Yves Mounier
    YEAR PRIZES
    1996 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours. (GMT 94)

    Official rider of Yamaha for the Le Mans 24 hours.
    De 1994 à 1995
    		 Official rider in Endurance and in the French Superbike Championship.
    1993
    		 3rd of the French Superbike Championship.
    De 1990 à 1992
    		 Winning French Superbike Championship.
    1987 Official rider in Endurance Championship.
    1986 Winning 750 Promosport Championship.
    1983 2nd of the 750 Promosport Championship.
    1982 5th of the 1100 Promosport Championship.

    Start in competition.

  • David Muscat

    Born May 22th, 1976.

     

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2000    		 Testing days Bol 2000 with GMT 94
    De 2000 à 2006
    		 7 times winner of Open Supersport and Superproduction French Championships
    1999
    		 3rd of Supersport French Championship
    1998
    		 4th of Supersport French Championship
    1997
    		 6th of Supersport French Championship
    1994
    		 43th of 250 European Championship
    1993
    		 250 European Championship
    1992 250 French Championship
        1991
    		 6th 125 European Championship
    1990 Winner of challenge Open 125.
    1989 Winner of 125cc French Championship
    1988 2nd Promosports 125cc.

    Start in competition

  • Rachel Nicotte

    Born March 12th, 1957.
    Put an end of his life the August 15th, 2005.

    YEAR PRIZES

    1999 – GMT 94
    		 Participation in the Oschersleben 24 hours as advisor.
    1996 4th of the 16 hours of Assen.
    1995
    		 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1994
    		 Winning French Supersport Championship.
    1993
    		 Winning French Supersport Championship.
    1991 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1989 3rd of the European 500cc Championship.
    1988 Winning French 500cc Open Championship

  • Erwan Nigon

    Born September 27th, 1983

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2009 – GMT 94
    		 Participation in Le Mans 24H

    Participation in Bol d’Or 24H

    Participation in World Superbike Championship (Salt Lake City)
    2008 2nd in French Superbike Championship

    4th of Bol d’Or 24H
    2007
    		 7th of French Superbike Championship

    World endurance Championship
    2002-2005
    		 Participation in GP 250 World Championship
    2003
    		 16th in GP 250 World Championship

    Twice 7th in GP 250 World Championship (Philip Island et Assen).
    2002 GP 250 World Championship
    2000 GP 250 World Championship

  • Patrick Piot

    Born May 6th, 1977.

    YEAR PRIZES

    2002 – GMT 94
    		 Participation in the 200 miles of Imola.
    2002 Pole position in the Bol d’Or 24 hours in the Stocksport category (1.42.8).

    Win in French Endurance Cup (Lédenon).

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    2001 4th of the French Promosport 600c Cup.
    2000
    		 Podium in French Promosport 1000cc Cup (Lédenon).
    1999
    		 Winner of the 500 CB Cup.

    Winner of th French Endurance Cup.
    1998
    		 Interruption because injuries.
    1997 French 500 CB Cup Championship.
    1996 Start in competition.

  • Steve Plater

    Born August 22nd, 1972.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2010-2012 BSB
    2009 World endurance championship
    2008 – GMT 94  World endurance championship
    2007 BSB

    1st of North West 200 Course on road

    7th of Isle of Man TT (Fastest Ever Newcomer) 125.8mph

    1st of GP Macau

    2nd of World endurance championship
    2006 BSB

    1st of North West 200 Course on road

    1st of GP Macau

    3rd of Le Mans 24H
    2005 BSB

    2nd of North West 200 Course on road

    3rd of Grand National
    2004
    		 BSB (injuries)
    2003 5th of BSB

    3rd of North West 200 Course on road
    2002
    		 5th of BSB
    2001
    		 6th of BSB
    2000
    		 6th of BSB

    World Superbike Championship (6e , 8e, Wild Card)
    1999 2nd of British Supersport Championship

    3rd of Bol d’Or 24H

    6th of North West 200 Course on road
    1998 British Powerbike Championship

    2nd of British Supersport Championship

    2nd of North West 200 Course on road
    1997 6th of British Supersport Championship

    World Bears Winner
    1996
    		 National Supersport 600 Championship
    1995
    		 6th of British Supersport Championship

    Poll position & podiums

  • Frédéric Protat

    Born July 17th, 1966.

    PERIOD PRIZES

    2006
    		 Winner of Le Mans 24H
    2003 3rd of Le Mans 24H (Yamaha Free Bike)
    2002
    		 2nd Superproduction French Championship
    2000-2001
    		 French Superbike Championship

    Participation in Bol d’Or
    1999
    		 2nd in French Superbike Championship
    1998
    		 Participation in World Superbike Championship
    1997
    		 500 Grand Prix
    1996
    		 16th in 500cc World Championship

    30th in World Superbike Championship
    1994-1995
    		 500 Grand Prix
    1992-1993
    		 250cc Grand Prix
    1991 France Open 250cc Championship
    1989 2nd in France Open 250cc Championship

    Start in competition

  • Martin Renaudin

    Born November 28th, 1998 in Le Mans (France)

    YEAR PRIZES
    2015 Third of the Pirelli 600 French Championship
    3 victories

     2014

    First races on 600cm3

    Winner of the 23h60

     2013

    125cm3 French Championship

    Winner of the 23h60

     

     2012125 Pre-GP French Championship runner-up
    Winner of the 23h60

     

     

     

    2011

    80cm3 French Champion
    Winner of the 23h60

     

    2009

      50cm3 French Championship runner-up

     

     

  • Louis Rossi

    Born on June 23, 1989 in Le Mans (France)

     

    2015 Moto2 GP

    2014 Moto2 GP

    2013 Moto2 GP

    2012 Moto3 France Grand Prix Winner

    2009 Le Mans race winner in the 125 cc French Championship

    2007 125cc French Championship runner-up
    Winner of the “Challenge de l’Avenir FFM”
    Third in Donington (English Championship Final)
    Donington Dorna Cup runner-up

    2005 Beginning in Honda Junior Cup 125 French Championship.

  • Sébastien Scarnato

    Born May 5th, 1973.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2003 – GMT 94
    		 6th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    6th in Imola (Italia).

    4th in Albacete (Spain).

    2nd in Brno (Czech Republic).

    3rd in Zeltweg (Austria).

    Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours (Germany).

    2nd in Vallelunga (Italia).

    3rd of the World Endurance Championship.
    2002 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Pole position in the Silverstone 200 miles.

    Winner of the Brno 6 hours.

    3rd in Lédenon during the French Superproduction Championship.

    Pole position in the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    3rd of the World Endurance Championship.
    2001 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Pole position in the Brno 6 hours.

    Winner of the Nürbürgring 6 hours.

    2nd of the Liège 24 hours.

    Pole position in the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    2nd of the World Cup.
    2000
    		 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    2nd in Estoril.

    Winner of the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    Winner in the 600 Supersport Championship in Carole and lap record (1’03’’2).

    2nd of the World Endurance Championship.
    1999
    		 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Pole position in the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.

    Podium in Estoril.

    3rd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1998
    		 2nd of the French Supersport Championship.

    6th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.
    1997 7th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.

    French Supersport Championship.
    1996 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1995
    		 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1994 et 1995 Member of the Team of France in 250cc.

  • Michel Simeon
    PERIOD PRIZES
    1997 – GMT 94
    		 4th of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the 24 hours of Spa.
    1996 5th of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1995 2nd of the world endurance championship.
    1992
    		 3rd of the 6 Hours of Johor.
    1990
    		 Winner of the Belgium Supersport championship.
    1988
    		 Winner of the Belgium « Silhouette » championship.
    1987 Winner of the Belgium Open championship.
    1986 Winner of the Belgium 250cc championship.

    Winner of the Belgium Superbike championship.
    1983 Winner of the Belgium 250cc championship.
    1981 Winner of the Belgium 250cc championship.
    1979 World 250cc championship.

    First race in the world 250cc championship (Belgium).

  • Sanna Simone

    Born March 16th, 1978.

    PERIOD PRIZES
     2006 Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours Test. (GMT 94)

    14th of the World Supersport Championship with 2th in St-Marin.

     
    2004
    		 Participation in the World GP 125cc Championship (2 races).
    2002
    		 7th of the World GP 125cc Championship with 2th in Portugal.
    2001
    		 7th of the World GP 125cc Championship.

    First best lap in race (Rio de Janeiro).
    2000 6th of the World GP 125cc Championship.

    2 wins in Catalogne and Rio de Janeiro.
    1999 8th od the World GP 125cc Championship.

    First podium in the World GP 125cc CHampionship (Imola).
    1997 First GP (Italie).
    1995 Italian Sport Production Championship.

    Start in competition.

  • Bertrand Stey

    Born January 31st, 1972.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2002 Participation in the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    Participation in the world Superbike championship (14th in South-Africa and 15th in Misano).
     

    2001

    		 Participation in the world Superbike championship (11th in Misano).

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    2000
    		 French Open Supersport championship.

    Participation in the world Superbike championship (last 4 races).
    1999
    		 French Open Supersport championship.

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Participation in the Spa 24 hours.
    1998
    		 French Open Supersport championship.

    Participation in the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1997 French Open 250cc championship.

    Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1995 5th of the French 125cc championship.

    European 125cc championship (5th in Le Mans and Carole; 6th in Brno).
    1994 3rd of the French 125cc championship.

    Participation in the GP 125cc (3 races).
    1990 French Open 125cc championship.

    Start in competition.

  • Arnaud Van Den Bossche

    Born December 30th, 1971.

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2001 9th of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
     

    2000

    		 2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Estoril 8 hours.

    Participation in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1999
    		 2nd of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    2nd of the French Supersport championship.
    1998 2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1997
    		 Winner of the French Superbike championship.

    Podium in the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1995 Winner of the French 600 Promosport championship.
    1993 2nd of the French 400 Promosport championship.

  • Didier Van Keymeulen

    Born May 20th, 1983.

     

    PERIOD PRIZES
    2006 Participation in the Bol d’Or with GMT 94.

    10th of the German Superbike IDM Championship (3 podiums in 3 races).

    Participation in the Holland Supersport Championship (2 podiums in 2 races).
    2005
    		 Winner of the World FIM Stocksport Cup (2 wins in Germany and France).
    2004
    		 4th of the World FIM Stocksport Cup.
    2003
    		 World Supersport Championship.
    2002 9th of the Superstock Championship.

    5th of the Oschersleben 24 hours.

    5th of the Vallelunga 200 miles.
    2001 23rd of the EK Superstock.
    2000 29th of the EK Superstock.
    1999
    		 Winner of the Belgium 250cc Championship.

    Winner of the Belgium 600 Endurance Championship.
    1998 First race in the Belgium 250cc Championship (Zolder).

    Start in competition.

  • Alex Vieira
    PERIOD PRIZES
    1992 Participation in the Carole 1000km.

    Winner of the French Superbike championship.

    2nd of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.
    1991 Winner of the FIM Endurance Cup.

    2nd of the French Superbike Championship.

    Winner of the Malaysia 8 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    2nd of the Australia 8 hours.

    3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1990
    		 Winner of the FIM Endurance Cup.

    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    3rd of the Suzuka 8 hours.
    1989
    		 Winner of the FIM Endurance Cup.

    Winner of the French Superbike championship.

    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Liège 24 hours.

    Winner of the Suzuka 8 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    Winner in the world Superbike championship (Austria).
    1988
    		 Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

    2nd of the Liège 24 hours.

    2nd of the French Superbike championship.
    1987
    		 Winner of the French Superbike championship.

    3rd of the Le Mans 24 hours.
    1986
    		 2nd of the world endurance championship.

    Winner of the Le Mans 24 hours.

    Winner of the Liège 24 hours.

    Winner of the Hockenheim 1000km.

    Winner of the Jerez 1000km.
    1985
    		 2nd of the Liège 24 hours.

    Winner of the Bol d’Or 24 hours.

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SOCIAL MEDIA

WORLDSSP 2019

Nom

Team

Point

1

RANDY KRUMMENACHER

YAMAHA

135

2

FEDERICO CARICASULO

YAMAHA

118

3

JULES CLUZEL

YAMAHA

94

4

HIKARI OKUBO

KAWASAKI

59

5

RAFFAELE DE ROSA

MV AGUSTA

58

6

THOMAS GRADINGER

YAMAHA

53

7

LUCAS MAHIAS

KAWASAKI

50

8

ISAAC VINALES

YAMAHA

45

9

CORENTIN PEROLARI

YAMAHA

41

10

PETER SEBESTYEN

HONDA

33

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Classement complet / full standings
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