Maxim Pellizotti is a French motorcycle rider specializing in endurance competitions. Vice champion of France in the 125 Junior Cup in 2010, he then continued his career in 600 SBK France and endurance. He actively participates in the World Endurance Championship (EWC) and is known for his consistent performances and commitment to this demanding sport. Endurance races, such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans Moto or the Bol d'Or, highlight his talent and ability to maintain a high level of concentration and performance over long periods.
Rodi Pak
Rodi is a 22-year-old professional motorcycle rider born in Turkey. He began his career in national motocross at the age of 4. This was followed by titles as Turkish motocross champion, Turkish and European supermoto champion. At 16, he entered the WSBK Junior Championship, then competed in 300 SSP as a wildcard. At 20, he moved to 1000cc in the SwissSBK and ESBK championships. Today, Rodi competes in world endurance racing, particularly with teams such as Metiss, Pit Lane, and Slider Endurance.
Margaux Hubeny
Margaux is a female rider who has already won the French Championship three times, including twice against men. She is indeed the first female rider to win a mixed championship, ahead of men. She continues every season to prove that female riders have their place among men on the starting grid and will do so again this 2025 season in the French FSBK Championship.
Gregg Black
Gregg is a professional rider competing in the FIM EWC World Championship since 2008. After many years in speed racing, he specialized in endurance racing. A renowned rider in the field and known for his numerous holeshot starts aboard his Suzuki, Gregg has won the endurance world champion title twice with the SERT.
Emily Bondi
Emily Bondi is a rider participating in the first edition of the women's world championship aboard a Yamaha R7. French Women's Cup Champion 2023, Emily has shone on French circuits, winning 5 of the 8 races in her first year of motorcycle competition. Today, the young rider is preparing for this new women's world championship with the Belgian team Zelos and her coach Xavier Simeon.
Benoit Thibal
Benoit is a 35-year-old professional motorcycle racer who, after an accident during an enduro race when he was 20, became a paraplegic. Today, as a professional PMR rider, he competes in the French and European Handisport motorcycle championships, having won 5 French championship titles in the discipline.
Margaux Wanham
Since 2013, Margaux Wanham has been racing on circuits. French Women’s Cup Champion in 2018, endurance rider with multiple participations in the Bol d'Or and 24 Hours of Le Mans, she made her return to competition in the French Promosport and Ultimate Cup championships.
Robin Dupau
Robin is a rider in the French Superbike Championship, in the Supersport category in previous seasons, and in the Superbike Challenger category this year aboard a BMW S1000 RR. This young rider has shown very encouraging results with several top 5 finishes in FSBK in recent seasons.
