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Guess which French rider will race Trentino GP this week end ? 
Found a ride with JK racing. That has to be nice for someone that has spend all the money he put aside in the last few years to try one full SX season and then he find a bike for MXGP.
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
http://www.mxgp.com/news/coates-and-soubeyras-drafted-i-fly-jk-yamaha-r…
Cedric seems to fit the description of 'Journeyman Racer' - like so many throughout the years. Prepared to race wherever, and whenever, to make a living and, then, willing to back himself in non paying ventures, that may lead to paying ones. . There are still, quite a few blokes around doing this, especially throughout Europe.
My first awakening to him, was with his campaigning a 250 2t in the GPs a few years ago - it got him quite a following, and, deservedly so. I daresay he put in a lot of years before that, in his journey through the sport.
Good on him - I hope he continues to do well, and goes further in his sport. It's not only about the few big earners, that exist throughout the wide World of MX .
12th in points with finishes of 12, 13, 9, 10, 21, 10, 14.
That may get the attention of some of the lesser teams but not the established ones.
Cedric Soubeyras and Paul Coates.
Paul Coates grew up racing the amateurs here in the US, He's also raced the Outdoor
Nationals. The last couple of years he's been racing Supercross races in Europe,
The Grand Prix's in the MX1 class.
It's unfortunate that both riders won't be racing the AMA Outdoor Nationals.
Cedric qualified 25th in the MXGP class in Trentino
Paul qualified 30th in the MX2 class in Trentino
Good Luck to the both of you tomorrow, we'll be watching on CBS.
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