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Paris Supercross: Live stream, entry list and background information

The Paris Supercross, taking place on 21–22 November at the La Défense Arena, is fast approaching. US Supercross Champion Ken Roczen goes into the race as the favourite. MXGP-TV will broadcast all races live.

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This article is an automatically generated English version. The Original Article was published in German.

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Originally, the Belgian Coenen brothers were due to take part in the Paris Supercross, which is being held at the La Défense Arena on the weekend of 21–22 November. After Red Bull KTM factory rider Lucas Coenen had to undergo surgery, Jason Anderson (Suzuki) was nominated as a replacement. Sacha Coenen will be competing in the SX2 class.

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Malcolm Stewart was crowned ‘King of Paris’ in 2025, but the defending champion will not be competing this year due to his move from Husqvarna to the Kawasaki works team. As a result, Triumph works rider Jordon Smith has been signed as a replacement rider.

US Supercross Champion Ken Roczen on the starting grid

US Supercross Champion Ken Roczen showed in the final races of the AUS-X that he is currently in top form. Although he faces significantly tougher competition in Paris than in Australia, the Thuringian is undoubtedly one of the top favourites for the Paris Supercross. For Aaron Plessinger, this will be his first outing as a Triumph works rider. Paul Haberland from Erfurt will also be taking part.

Live stream on MXGP-TV

Once again this year, MXGP-TV.com, with presenter Paul Malin, will be broadcasting the races live on Saturday and Sunday. The live stream begins at 7 pm on Saturday and at 2 pm on Sunday. The weekend access pass is available for €24.99.

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SX1 entrants (as at 11 November 2027):

#7 Aaron Plessinger (USA), Triumph

#16 Tom Vialle (F), Honda HRC

#21 Jason Anderson (USA), Suzuki

#30 Jo Shimoda (J), Honda

#31 Jordon Smith (USA), Triumph

#45 Hayden Melross (AUS), Yamaha

#49 Tom Guyon (F), Triumph

#72 Lucas Imbert (F), Honda

#85 Cédric Soubeyras (F), Honda

#94 Ken Roczen (GER), Suzuki

#141 Maxime Desprey (F), Yamaha

#225 Charles Lefrancois (F), Suzuki

#384 Lorenzo Camporese (I), Fantic

#491 Paul Haberland (Germany), Honda

#831 Brice Maylin (F), Yamaha

#911 Jordi Tixier (F), Yamaha

SX2

#11 Calvin Fonvieille (F), KTM

#16 Cole Thompson (CAN), Yamaha

#22 Mickaël Lamarque (F), KTM

#27 Hugo Manzato (F), Husqvarna

#29 Henry Miller (USA), Kawasaki

#41 Mitchell Harrison (USA), Kawasaki

#64 Sacha Coenen (B), KTM

#66 Yannis Lopez (F), Stark Future

#86 Isaih Clark (USA), Honda

#172 Mathys Boisramé (F), KTM

#188 Hamden Hudson (USA), Triumph

#259 Julien Lebeau (F), GASGAS

#301 Liam Bruneau (F), KTM

#335 Enzo Polias (F), Husqvarna

#389 Jules Pietre (F), Yamaha

#460 Michael Hicks (USA), Stark Future

#589 Kiliann Poll (F), KTM

#606 Killian Vincent (F), Kawasaki

#744 Saad Soulimani (MAR), TM

#851 Clément Briatte (F), KTM

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