On the side of the American federation, the number "22" is kept religiously for Chad REED and on the side of the international federation, the number "222" will never be assigned again (to someone other than Antonio CAIROLI), now that "Tony" ran his last GP, yesterday in Mantova.

At the level of their track record and their stats, these "2" absolute legends, with fate irretrievably linked to the number "2", definitely make the pair! However, as incredible as it may seem, apart from three MXDN, these "2" there have never found themselves behind a starting grid ... A gap that will be filled, to the delight of connoisseurs, on November 27, in Paris La Défense Arena!

To realize the privilege that will be reserved for us in Paris La Défense Arena, there is nothing like diving back into the stratospheric stats of the two champions…

Antonio CAIROLI is nine times World champion, including seven times in the top class (absolute record holder), including six times consecutively (also a record), including four times riding a 350 (unprecedented) ... Since the beginning of his career in 2004, the Sicilian has raced 278 GP and scored the trifle of 10708 points (!). He has won 94 GP (including Arco 2 two weeks ago) and has reached the podium 179 times (including last Sunday in Mantova). He won 182 heats and climbed to 355 podiums of heats. He clocked 93 pole-positions. In the Nations, he won three times in individual and once (this season) in the overall with Italy. Incidentally, he also won two European Supercross titles. "AC222" is at the top of the world charts, in the exclusive company of Stefan EVERTS.

For his part, Chad REED is considered the 4th most beautiful SX world record holder, with his 44 wins and three titles. He is also (by far) the record holder for the number of podiums achieved (132) and finals contested (265). He also won one title and eleven races in MX outdoor, one GP and one King of Paris title.

When these two sacred monsters jointly enter the track of the 38th Paris Supercross, they will write a new page in the thick book of historical moments of the great Parisian classic. And the public, as it should be, will take their hats off to them!

If you want to experience all this live, we can only advise you to click on the "ticketing" link below, the date is getting closer – Saturday, November 27, trials at 10:30, show at 14:30, end at 18:15 – and places are starting to run out!

The next edition of the Paris Supercoss will take place on Saturday, November 27 at 14:30.

All tickets originally valid on Saturday, November 6, 2021, remain automatically valid for Saturday, November 27, 14:30. Same category / same place. You have no steps to take.

DESCRIPTION OF THE TICKETS (All tickets give access to the tests)

Fan Pass (limited places): 185€ - The Fan Pass includes access to the Paddock and a tour of the track Silver Pass (new ticket - Limited seats): €135 - The Silver Pass includes a dedicated grandstand seat and access to an adjoining lounge with direct views of the track with a paid bar First row category 1 (limited places): 115€ Category 1: 95€ First row category 2 (limited places): 92€ Category 2: 82€ Category 3: 67€ Category 4: 49€ Group rate: from 10 tickets purchased

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SX1 Entries

#3          Romain FEBVRE (F-Kawasaki KRT Monster Energy)

#6          Thomas RAMETTE (F-Yamaha GSM)

#9          Dylan WRIGHT (CDN-Honda GDR Canada)

#10        Justin BRAYTON (USA-Honda Smartop)

#14        Cole SEELY (USA-GasGas)

#19        JUSTIN BOGLE (USA-Suzuki)

#20        Gregory ARANDA (F-KTM Tech 32)

#22        Chad REED (AUS-KTM Mountain Motorsports)

#25        Marvin MUSQUIN (F-KTM Red Bull)

#26        Alex MARTIN (USA-Yamaha GSM)

#75        Josh HILL (USA-Yamaha Monster)

#77        Alessandro LUPINO (I-KTM)

#85        Cedric SOUBEYRAS (F-Husqvarna 2B)

#131      Nicolas AUBIN (F-Gas-Gas Milwaukee Bihr LS)

#137      Adrien ESCOFFIER (F-Honda SR Motoblouz)

#141      Maxime DESPREY (F-Yamaha GSM)

#222      Antonio CAIROLI (I-KTM Red Bull)

#264      Ryan SIPES (USA-GasGas Red Bull)

#945      Anthony BOURDON (F-Gas-Gas 737 Performance)

SX2 Entries

#11        Calvin FONVIEILLE (F-KTM)

#14        Arnaud AUBIN (F-GasGas Milwaukee Bihr LS)

#19        Sacha COENEN (F-Kawasaki BUD 9mm)

#21        Julien ROUSSALY (F-Yamaha)

#22        Mickaël LAMARQUE (F-GasGas)

#31        Adrien MALAVAL (F-Yamaha)

#42        Ty MASTERPOOL (USA-KTM)

#52        Kyle PETERS (USA-Honda)

#62        Vince FRIESE (USA-Honda)

#81        Brian HSU (D-KTM)

#92        Valentin LASHERAS (SP-GasGas)

#93        Lucas COENEN (F-Kawasaki BUD 9mm)

#96        Carl OSTERMANN (F-Husqvarna)

#259      Julien LEBEAU (F-Kawasaki)

#319      Quentin PRUGNIERES (F-Kawasaki BUD 9mm)

#335      Enzo POLIAS (F-GasGas)

#384      Lorenzo CAMPORESE (I-Kawasaki BUD 9mm)

#516      François DORE (F-KTM)

#751      Germain JAMET (F-Yamaha)

#831      Brice MAYLIN (F-Husqvarna)

#851      Clément BRIATTE (F-Suzuki)

#959      Maxime RENAUX (F-Yamaha Factory Monster Energy)

FMX

Josh SHEEHAN (Australie-Honda Monster Energy)

Matt REBEAUD (Suisse – Alta RedBull)

Nicolas TEXIER (France)

Maikel MELERO (Espagne)

Julien MANNON (France)