Bayle, Bolley, Vuillemin, Pichon, Demaria and many more former legends will race Bercy 2010! 1

For
the French riders Bercy has always been a unique event, and all the best
Frenchies entered at least one time the most famous European Supercross. Five,
ten or twenty years after their last appearance on the track, the ‘French
legends’ will be back in action on November 19^th, 20^th
and 21^st in the POPB!

Most
of the French or American stars came back to Bercy as spectators after they
retired, and all were celebrated each time by the passionate crowd who always
give to Bercy his famous atmosphere. This year it will be different for the
‘French legends’, who all accept the challenge to race one more time this
prestigious event! Of course they will race only once per night and during six
laps you will see in action most of the best former French champs.

Bayle,
Pichon, Demaria and co!

Legendary
Jean Michel Bayle will be leading the ‘French legends’ with the number 1
plate; US Supercross Champion, twice World Champion and twice winner in Bercy,
JMB is a true legend who is always considered twenty years after his move from
MX/SX to road race as an icon. Another former double US and World champion will
be on the track: Mickael Pichon. Always racing Motocross, Beach races or
Supermoto, Mika (n°2) will do his first Supercross appearance since a while and
will probably be with David Vuillemin (n°934, six times winner in Bercy)
who just stopped racing last year one of the fittest participants. Triple World
Champion Yves Demaria (n°1), double World Champions Sébastien
Tortelli (n°3) and Frederic Bolley (n°5), World Champion Jacky
Vimond (n°29) and Mickael Maschio (n°71) will be also behind the
gate, as well as US Supercross champion Stephane Roncada (n°112), multi
French Champion Thierry Bethys (n°48), Frédéric Vialle (n°7), Yann
Guedard (n°15) and Daniel Obelisco (n°26). They will represent nine
Bercy SX overall wins, thirteen World Motocross titles, four US Supercross
titles, forty seven US SX wins, two US Motocross titles, one World Supercross
title and no less than one hundred and fifty four Motocross Grand Prix wins!

The
French historical stars will be riding all together for the first – and last –
time in the history of successful French Motocross and Supercross, a moment
that each fan must see live!