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The event was jam-packed, which was great news for the promoters, as theyВ really had to work on making this event even happen, givenВ the difficulties with international travel restrictions, different vaccination policiesВ for different countries, and the general uncertainty that it was even going to happen. Fourth went to new Twisted Tea/ HEP Motorsport Suzuki rider Justin Bogle, with Reed scoring an impressive fifth overall. As expected, Musquin won fairly easily, sweeping all three main events, while his countryman Cedric Soubryas, no stranger to supercross, was a solid second overall ahead of Brayton.

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The track was ratherВ modest by Monster Energy AMA Supercross standards, as the organizers knew that they were getting some soon-to-be-at-Anaheim ridersВ in Musquin and Brayton, plus Cairoli and Febvre and Reed haven't done much supercross lately.

Is it too early to pick Justin Barcia once again in the opener? The two biggest races of the off-season happened last weekend with the massive 50th Annual THOR Mini O's in Florida, as well as the return of the Paris Supercross in France, where we got to see a few AMA Supercross veterans in Marvin Musquin, Justin Brayton, and a semi-retired Chad Reed go up against some very good MXGP riders in the semi-retired Antonio Cairoli and Romain Febvre, as well as some of the home countryвЂ™s better supercrossers. We've reached December, and now weвЂ™reВ just 36 more days from Anaheim 1. Main image from the Paris Supercross, by Christophe Desmet