The Paris Supercross promises to deliver another spectacular show on November 21 and 22. With riders such as Ken Roczen, Aaron Plessinger, Tom Vialle and the Coenen brothers on the entry list, the organisers have assembled an impressive line-up. However, there has also been a change, with Malcolm Stewart unable to compete and being replaced by Jordon Smith.
Stewart will miss the event because he has not yet had the opportunity to test with his new team. Jordon Smith will take his place after finishing eighth in the recent SuperMotocross World Championship Final. With Smith joining the line-up, the entire American Triumph team will be represented in Paris.
One of the main attractions will be Ken Roczen, who returns to Europe after winning the American Supercross title. The German will face competition from riders including Aaron Plessinger, who will make his first official race appearance on the Triumph. Jo Shimoda will also line up in Paris, making his 450cc supercross debut.
Expectations are also high for Tom Vialle and Lucas Coenen from Europe. Vialle has already won two American Supercross titles, while Coenen will compete in his first-ever supercross race in Paris. It will be an important introduction to the discipline for the Belgian, who also intends to compete in the United States from January onwards.
The SX2 class will also feature some interesting names. Particular attention will be on Sacha Coenen’s supercross debut. The young Belgian will face riders including Michael Harrison, Henry Miller, Reid Taylor and Hamden Hudson.
Alongside the international stars, Cédric Soubeyras, Jordi Tixier, Maxime Desprey and Tom Guyon will also line up in the SX1 class.
The Paris Supercross will take place on November 21 and 22 at the Paris La Défense Arena, where the world’s top supercross riders will once again battle for the King of Paris and Prince of Paris titles.
