The 2024 Paris Supercross, one of the longest running off-season races for top Monster Energy AMA Supercross competitors is almost here. On November 16 and 17, the Paris La Défense Arena in Paris, France, will host the 41st Paris Supercross as top U.S. competitors Jett and Hunter Lawrence, Cooper Webb, Dylan Ferrandis, and Malcolm Stewart will compete in the SX1 (450cc) Class as the SX2 (250cc) Class will feature, Jo Shimoda, Tom Vialle, and Anthony Bourdon. Jett Lawrence (2023 King of Paris) and Shimoda (2023 Prince of Paris) will both be returning to the 2024 event with #1 plates aboard their respective Honda HRC Progressive machines.
The promoter, Larivière Organisation, has already secured the participation of heavy hitters for this exceptional 41st edition. Jett Lawrence, new US Supercross champion and reigning King of Paris, enjoyed his first experience in Paris tremendously last year and will be back for the pleasure of all the fans. So will his brother Hunter, who managed to get a win over Jett last year.
The list doesn’t stop there, Cooper Webb, runner-up in the US 2024 SX season, Malcolm Stewart, another French crowd favorite, and home hero Dylan Ferrandis who will be to “extra-root for” for French fans in the 450 class, for the first time since 2019.
The fans will also be treated, in the 250 class, to a promising duel between the new 250 East division SX champion, French hero Tom Vialle, and the reigning Prince of Paris, Jo Shimoda.
The oldest-running, most prestigious International SX Event is glad to let the SX fans from all over Europe know that they have their chance to watch World’s greatest SX riders in the City of Lights, next November 16 & 17th.
Live stream for Saturday and Sunday will be available in our Telegram Channel – https://t.me/+p4S0VnAw7gliY2Y0
Paris Supercross Schedule
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16
2:05 pm – SX2 Free Practice (Inter + SX Tour)
2:25 pm – SX1 Free Practice / 15mn
2:55 pm – SX2 time trial (Inter + SX Tour)
3:15 pm – SX1 time trial / 15mn
3:35 pm – Final of the France SX2 SX Tour Championship
16:05 – FMX Drivers Signing Session – SX1 – SX2 / 40min
19:25 – SX1 Superpole
19:36 – Sprint 1 SX2 Inter Heat / 5mn + 1 lap
19:49 – Sprint 1 SX1 Heat / 8mn + 1 lap
8:05 PM – FMX Session
8:20 pm – Intermission / 10mn
8:38 pm – Sprint 2 SX2 Inter Heat / 5mn + 1 lap
20:51 – Sprint 2 SX1 heat / 8mn + 1 lap
9:15 pm – SX2 Superpole
9:32 pm – Intermission / 10mn
10:47 pm – FMX session / 15mn
10:02 pm – SX2 Inter Final / 9mn + 1 lap
10:22 pm SX1 Final Final / 13mn + 1 lap
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17
10:50 am – SX2 time trial (Inter + SX Tour) / 15mn
11:10 am – SX1 time trial / 15mn
11:30 am – Final of the France SX2 SX Tour Championship / 9mn + 1 lap
11:50 AM – FMX Drivers Signing Session – SX1 – SX2 / 40min
12:20 pm – Track visit / 30 mn
2:00 pm – Start of the show
14:25 – SX1 Superpole
2:36 pm – Sprint 1 SX2 Inter Heat / 5mn + 1 lap
2:49 pm – Sprint 1 SX1 Heat / 8mn + 1 lap
3:05 PM – FMX Session
3:20 pm – Intermission
3:38 pm – Sprint 2 SX2 Inter Heat / 5mn + 1 lap
15:51 – Sprint 2 SX1 heat / 8mn + 1 lap
16:15 – SX2 Superpole
4:32 pm – Intermission
4:47 pm – FMX Session
5:02 pm – SX2 Final / 9mn + 1 lap
LIVE Paris Supercross Broadcast Times in U.S. Time Zones
| Eastern | Central | Mountain | Pacific | ||||
| Nov 16 | 1:00 PM | 12:00 PM | 11:00 AM | 10:00 AM | |||
| Nov 17 | 8:00 AM | 7:00 AM | 6:00 AM | 5:00 AM |
Saturday Paris Supercross Starts from 1pm Eastern Time in the US, In Europe 18.00pm in United Kingdom or 19.00 in Central Europe Time.. In Australia Paris Supercross starts 5am Sunday Morning in Australia Eastern Standard Time..
Sunday Paris Supercross starts from 8.00am Eastern Time in the US.. in Europe 13.00pm in United Kingdom or 14.00pm in Central Europe Time.. In Australia Paris SX starts 00.00am Sunday midnight in Australia Eastern Standard Time..
