5 minutes together with Romain Febvre in Gelsenkirchen, Germany

Yes, we are ready. We are here to win with the Team Yamaha. We’ll see how it will goes for us, but you will definitely see some good racing. I hope that we will have many spectators creating a great atmosphere.

All the jumps! It will be difficult to do the passes on those jumps! Also the curves: they are very sand bases therefore it will be easy to make a mistake. We will see some interesting moves there and I think it’s going to be challenging for the racers to pass each other.

Actually I haven’t ridden indoor courses that much. The only clear difference is the size. Indoor courses are always smaller than outdoor ones. Ideally it would be great to be able to train 1-2 two weeks before in order to adapt the bike and learn how to ride a smaller and shorter track. So the training at the Motocross of Nations was great, as I could adapt the bike for the super motocross.

I started to ride at age of 3. I did at first national races in France till the age of 15, then I went to European races in Belgium and Germany. The results came quite fast. Then I stepped up to the European Championship and I won. Afterwards I moved to MX2 and then to MXGP. That’s how I got international recognition from sponsors and people.