Supported by Yamaha, the GMT94 is setting up a special operation for the French round of World Superbike in Magny-Cours, the weekend of September 27, 28, 29. Tickets priced at €40 give access to the entrance as well as the paddock during the 3 days for all GMT94 card holders.
Discounted tickets for club members GMT94
An important organization has been put in place so that all supporters of Yamaha and the
GMT94 experience a passionate weekend in the heart of the race in Magny-Cours.
Reduced price tickets (€40 instead of €65) are on sale on the GM94 website allowing access to the paddock all weekend, thanks to the participation of Yamaha France and the Mutuelle des Motards. At the same time, 700 guests will be able to visit the GMT94 box and 30 others will discover the trucks
IXON extension et SHOEI, as well as GMT94 hospitality. Reservations for these activities are already full, on a first come, first served basis!
In possession of a ticket, each fan will also have the opportunity to be up close with the GTM94 drivers,
Jules cluzel et Corentin Perolari during the Paddock Show.
In addition to these advantages, it should be noted that a Yamaha grandstand will be reserved for GMT94 fans (grandstand I). Free parking within the circuit for motorcyclists as well as free outdoor parking for people traveling by car are also at their disposal.
People who purchased their ticket on the GMT94 store will receive their precious ticket electronically in the coming days. The offer expires on September 16 and you only have a few days left to benefit from it. We remind you that you must first join the GMT94 club (free).
Wildcard for Maximilien Bau at Magny-Cours
Author of 9 victories in 12 races contested in the French Supersport championship, Maximilian Bau (20 years old) will be offered a “wildcard” in the world championship with the support of Yamaha France, the FFM and the GMT94. The young French pilot will have the same mount as Corentin Perolari et Jules cluzel, a Yamaha R6 prepared by GMT94.
Another promising young driver, Gregory Carbonnel, recent winner of the Promosport 400 French Cups riding the Yamaha YZF-R3, will also participate in the French round in the WSSP300.
