BOLT, First 24MX leader

27-11-2023

The 2024 MotoZ FIM SuperEnduro World Championship is launched. France was the first destination of a new season which promises to be crazy. Off to a flying start, Billy BOLT is already leaving his mark on this new year.

Billy BOLT (GBR-Husqvarna) is establishing a winning streak that will be hard to beat one day. Since his arrival in the World Championship (2018 season), the Briton has recorded an impressive record of 13 victories in a row (for a total of 15 victories), a streak still in progress. BOLT revolutionized the discipline and his victory last weekend cannot contradict that. These are 3 new finals which fall into the net of the official Husqvarna rider. Dominant from the timed practice, BOLT continued to improve its technique and speed on the fast track of the French Grand Prix. He scored 3 victories in the 3 finals raced on Saturday evening in the jubilant Stade Couvert de Liévin. BOLT beat two other Britons in an evening dominated by the subjects of his Majesty King Charles III. Jonny WALKER (Beta) and Will HOARE (Beta) accompany “Billy The Dog” on the podium in this first round of the season. It is therefore logical that Billy BOLT is the first leader of the 24MX Red plate.

In the championship standings, BOLT is 10 points ahead of WALKER and 24 over HOARE. With 7 grand prix to compete, riders will have to be consistent and efficient in each race of the season.

In the Junior ranking, a rider also cleaned up: the Israeli Suff SELLA (KTM). The former crossman did not go into detail either. He won in the three evening finals of the category. SELLA showed himself to be intelligent and unstoppable, leaving only crumbs to his opponents. He won ahead of the young Ashton Brightmore (GBR-GASGAS) and the Hungarian Roland LISZKA (GASGAS). SELLA will be keen to confirm his good performance from this first round in Poland.

The next round of the MotoZ FIM SuperEnduro World Championship is scheduled for December 9 in Krakow.