European Supercross
Team Split: Brian Hsu
Brian Hsu continues to baffle onlookers.

Brian Hsu’s path in the sport of motocross continues to confuse onlookers, as he has split from yet another squad and now faces an uncertain future. Hsu found a comfortable home with HTS KTM, a Hungarian team that doesn’t have a presence outside of the national scene and enabled him to compete in European indoor events in the off-season, but is no longer a part of that operation. The news was announced via the following statement from the team owner.
“Brian Hsu and I have stopped working together and collaboration. Quote Brian, they have different plans and they are doing their job professionally. We wish them more success! I am convinced that the team is still on the right track – we’re trying to build from this year’s difficulties and trials. We continue to do everything we can to help our competitors careers as efficiently as possible. Thank you for the continuous support and encouragement coming towards our team and competitors.”
Hsu has not yet approached this subject publicly, and it is unlikely that he will do. One would think that his priority is to make money at events like Geneva, Paris and more now. A future in the FIM Motocross World Championship is extremely unlikely at this point.
Words: Lewis Phillips | Lead Image: Ray Archer
European Supercross
The MX Vice SMX Show Episode #32 – Paris SX Review and WSX Preview
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The MX Vice SMX Show returns with Brad Wheeler and Ed Stratmann, as they review Paris Supercross, plus chat about WSX, Prado potentially racing AMA Supercross and more.
The MX Vice SMX Show podcast is always available to listen to on Spotify, iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks to Fly Racing, Monster Energy, Fox Racing, Parts Europe, Scott, Bell Helmets, Acerbis, AS3 Performance, Kawasaki UK, KTM UK, O’Neal and Even Strokes for supporting the show. If you would like to become a part of the show, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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The annual Paris Supercross is underway at the La Defense Arena. This edition of the event promises to be full of excitement as usual with the likes of Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb, Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, Tom Vialle, Jo Shimoda and Justin Brayton headlining the show. Dimi DG (@dimi_dg70 on Instagram)
Results will be added to this page throughout the weekend. Check back regularly for the latest from the SX1 and SX2 classes.
Sunday
SX1
SX1 Overall
SX1 Race 3
SX1 Race 2
SX1 Race 1
SX2
SX2 Overall
SX2 Race 3
SX2 Race 2
SX2 Race 1
Saturday
SX1
SX1 Saturday Overall
SX1 Race 3
SX1 Race 2
SX1 Race 1
SX2
SX2 Saturday Overall
SX2 Race 3
SX2 Race 2
SX2 Race 1
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Check out the stacked entry list, how to watch and the track map for the 2023 Paris Supercross.
Entry Lists
SX1 CATEGORY
#2 Cooper WEBB (USA – Yamaha Star Racing)
#6 Thomas RAMETTE (F – Yamaha GSM Dafy Michelin)
#10 Justin BRAYTON (USA – Honda France – SR Suttel)
#18 Jett LAWRENCE (AUS – American Honda Red Bull)
#20 Grégory ARANDA (F – Yamaha GSM Dafy Michelin)
#46 Justin HILL (USA – Bud Racing Kawasaki)
#12 Justin STARLING (USA – Honda FR25-Suttel)
#72 Lucas IMBERT (F – Yamaha New Bike)
#85 Cédric SOUBEYRAS (F – MM85 CBO Honda)
#94 Ken ROCZEN (GER – SUZUKI HEP Progressive)
#96 Hunter LAWRENCE (AUS – American Honda Red Bull)
#137 Adrien ESCOFFIER (F – Husqvarna CRC)
#727 Boris MAILLARD (F – Suzuki Johannes-Bikes)
#848 Joan CROS (SP – Seakings Kawasaki Euromoto85)
#911 Jordi TIXIER (F – Honda Nils)
#589 Killian POLL (F – KTM) replacement
SX2 CATEGORY SX TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
#11 Calvin FONVIELLE (F – KTM TMV)
#22 Mickaël LAMARQUE (F – KTM)
#42 Josh VARIZE (USA – Stark Varg) wild card
#81 Brian HSU (D-Yamaha)
#141 Maxime DESPREY (F – Yamaha GSM Dafy Michelin)
#225 Charles LEFRANCOIS (F – Honda SR Motoblouz Ship to Cycle)
#236 Anthony GROSJEAN (F – Kawasaki)
#388 Andrea BONIFACIO (F – Husqvarna) #
420 Pierre LOZZI (F-Kawasaki)
#505 Dorian KOCH (F- KTM)
#751 Germain JAMET (F – Yamaha)
#773 Thomas DO (F – Stark Varg) wild card
#938 Maxence MORA (F – Kawasaki)
#965 Hugo MANZATO (F – Husqvarna)
SX2 INTER CATEGORY
#28 Tom VIALLE (F – KTM Red Bull Factory)
#30 Jo SHIMODA (USA – American Honda)
#43 Cullin PARK (USA – Honda SR Motoblouz Ship to Cycle)
#389 Jules PIETRE (F-Yamaha)
#401 Jace OWEN (USA – Yamaha GSM Dafy Michelin)
#335 Enzo POLIAS (F – KTM Milwaukee)
#945 Anthony BOURDON (F – Bud Racing Kawasaki)
+ 8 SX Tour riders
FMX CATEGORY
Tyler BEREMAN (USA – Team Red Bull)
Julien VANSTIPPEN (Belgium – Team Monster Energy)
Luc ACKERMAN (Germany – Team Red Bull)
Nicolas TEXIER (France)
How to Watch
The race will be broadcast live on www.MXGP-TV.com (for France and French language speaking, will be live on www.automoto-lachaine.fr
Track Map
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