This weekend brings an exciting double-header of racing action, with the Paris Supercross and the FIM World Supercross Championship (WSX) both taking place simultaneously. The Paris Supercross, a legendary off-season international supercross event, is gearing up for its 42nd year, with a star-studded lineup. The Lawrence brothers, Hunter and Jett, will once again go head-to-head with Cooper Webb, who made a sneaky comeback last year. Malcolm Stewart and Tom Vialle will also be in the mix, with Vialle making his 450 debut on a Honda, sure to thrill the French fans. The event will be broadcast live on MXGP-TV, with commentary from the talented duo of Paul Malin and Jason Thomas, as well as our own Tom Journet and Steve Matthes on the ground. Don't miss out on securing your MXGP-TV Paris SX weekend pass now! Paris SX Night 1 Live November 15 - 12:00 PM Day 2 Live November 16 - 7:00 AM In Canada, Vancouver is set to host the second round of the WSX, following the opener in Argentina. The highlight of this round is the highly anticipated debut of Eli Tomac on the Red Bull KTM, as he defends his WSX Championship title. WSX describes this weekend as a pivotal moment, with Buenos Aires setting the stage and Vancouver taking center stage. Two-time champion Ken Roczen is ready to defend his title, but the pressure is on with Eli Tomac's KTM debut. Tomac, who dominated BC Place last year, is now back to challenge Roczen and Jason Anderson on new machinery. In SX2, Max Anstie continues to lead the pack, with Shane McElrath and Enzo Lopes hot on his heels. Justin Cooper will also make a wildcard appearance, providing a benchmark for Tomac's speed. Racer X publisher Scott Wallenberg will be in attendance, offering comprehensive coverage throughout the weekend and beyond. Keep an eye on both events, the Saturday-only WSX in Vancouver and the two-day Supercross of Paris, by checking out our 'How to Watch' guide.
