Paris Supercross sights and sounds?

If you like beer you should hang around some time in Belgium, the choice and quality is insane (best enjoyed with meat products like saucisson and cheese).

If that's your style, Blanche de Namur is quite good since you'll be there, but they really do make all kinds of beers, including some heavy hitters like triple karmeliet (triple fermentation, 8.4 °, great and rich flavor). Best is to ask the locals for their favorite bars or beer shopping place (stuff like Drinks is crazy where they have hundreds of beers for very reasonable prices).

If you don't like beer well... I'm sorry for you 

Don't know much about Belgium so others might be more helpful but Brussels and Bruges are really nice towns to visit. Forget the Brussels sprouts and go for the moules-frites and gauffres. Bruges is also famous for chocolate. The Ardennes (small mountain range between France and Belgium) are a nice place to hike or even ride if you can rent a motorcycle (though Belgium roads are infamous for potholes and the weather might be sketchy).

In the northern part of France Lille is really a good place to hang out, not so different from the southern part of Belgium, then you can hop on a train to be in Paris in no time. Obviously accommodation in Paris is expensive but there you'll get lots of things to do depending on your taste (sight seeing, museums, food and drinks, Disneyland...). Just be aware that people in Paris do not have a reputation for their kindness, they get a bad rap from the rest of the country but motorcycle fans is a great community 

Belgium and Netherlands are nice. I went to Bruges and Namur whilst I was in Belgium, really lovely places. Namur in particular is very picturesque. Beer was fantastic!

Paris I didn't find so great. Smells bad, people are grubby (alot of dog crap on the path, people tend to spit alot). Pickpockets and scammers at the popular spots. People don't tend to cater to non-French speakers as much. Just felt uncomfortable there overall. The only other major city I went to in Europe was Amsterdam, and didn't experience any of that. 

Regional France might be a bit better, but overall I enjoyed Belgium and Netherlands alot more 

Yeah the vibes from Paris compared to smaller towns in France or Belgium are definitely different and big cities are not as welcoming and come with their own pickpockets and stuff like that. But then in Paris you also have so many things to see so really depends what you're looking for.

Also keep in mind that the further north you go, the better people are at speaking English (not sure about this sentence lol). France is not great in this regard. Netherlands and northern countries are much better for this.

Depending how far you want to go Amsterdam is also great to see and great atmosphere. Obviously visiting London is a must but it depends on your time and travel budget (Eurostar from Paris or flight from pretty much everywhere). If you're willing to go a bit further (and likely sunnier), Spain (would recommend Barcelona) and Italy are mad about bikes. In Italy the food is terrific, plus I would totally go to the Ducati museum, you can even get a tour of Ducati factory nearby.

https://www.ducati.com/ww/en/borgo-panigale-experience

Going back to France if sports cars are your thing you may want to head to Le Mans and visit the 24h museum. There is also a section about motorcycles though I would not expect any dirtbikes obviously. Never been to the museum so can't vouch for it but it seems pretty cool if you're into cars: https://www.lemans-musee24h.com/en

I don’t know if the Citadel is open to the public 

 so cool 

Unfortunately it's been apparently closed since 2007 but you can still walk around it

https://www.namurmx.be/en/memory-space/

I am not a Paris specialist but with limited time these are the zones that I think are the best. The most inside one is the most famous part. I highly recommend to walk over that central or extended zone (pick any street but don't follow my line, it is just the zone), it is actually pretty small and it is the best way to discover Paris. I did it once, took a day and walked like 15/20 miles but it was worth it. To see Paris as a bird from the Eiffel Tower or the "Arche de la Défense" is nice. Avoid waiting near train stations (especially gare du nord at night), and especially as a foreigner (unless some good frenchies are with you) avoid Pigalle and these strip clubs for pickpockets or scams/very expensive bottles of champagne etc.

My family is from Liège in Belgium. You have to try some Belgian fries (Andrew McFarlane said in an interview that they were his favourite snack food R.I.P).    

I would stop for 2 days in Amsterdam. You dont need a guide, its not a very big city, you can rent a bicycle and explore. Its very fun and something you can enjoy without much preparation. What is not fun is the weather in Europe around this time of year, it can be extremely gray, wet and windy, just depressing in general. It's really nice here though, trust me bro  

You will be in the vicinity of Omaha beach and the american cemetery, it is depressing but worth visiting to remember those men and what they did. 

Whatever you decide to do, post some photos when you're home. Sounds like a fun trip. 

Wow yeah Nurburgring sounds great for sure, talk about an iconic track. Spa Francorchamps won't be far from you either.

The citadel is not really wheelchair friendly, very steep slopes through woods. You could enjoy the esplanade with Roman Ampithetre, good bar by cable car with views over river and town below.

Whatever you do take plenty of pictures to share on here. Have a safe, fun trip!

We found Paris to be very friendly a few years ago. You def have to be aware of pick pockets and watch your back pack and stuff. 
Normandy are was super cool. Mont St Michelle was also really cool. Neither is prob super easy for accessibility tho. Steep hills at Mont St Michell. Normandy has museums and the American cemetery which are accessible. The beaches and bunkers not so much. 

So how is it going, got a nice plan for the week?

I think it's all sold out for today but you can still buy tickets for tomorrow (if that works for you)

https://www.supercrossparis.com/billetterie

Curious, there are still tickets for cat 1, 2 and 3 for Sunday on the official site, though I have no idea about wheelchair access.

Anyway, glad you got tickets for tomorrow 👍