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WESS Round Three, Le TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien, Preview Video

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Thursday, June 7th, 2018

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WESS Round Three, Le TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien, Preview Video

Le TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien is a classic enduro format, one that's remained unchanged for 100 years and Round three of the World Enduro Super Series (WESS) is sure to provide plenty of action.

The French event, which takes place this weekend (June 10) is touted as a raw test of speed and skill. Among the rolling hills of southern France is the beautiful town of Mende, which comes alive every year with enduro excitement for TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien AMV.

TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien Facts
600: Distance in kilometres competitors will ride during the three-day race
32: 2018 will mark the 32nd edition of the French Classic Enduro
19: Yamaha are the most successful manufacturer with 19 victories
15: Number of unique special tests in the TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien
9: Stephane Peterhansel holds the most race wins
6: Consecutive times David FrÌ©tignÌ© won between 1999 and 2004
4: Time in minutes in which this year‰Ûªs 550 entries were snapped up
0: Number of non-French winners of the TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien AMV

TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien AMV 2018 Schedule
Friday, June 8: Gorges du Tarn circuit
Saturday, June 9: GÌ©vaudan Aubrac circuit
Sunday, June 10: Margeride circuit

Paddock located in the heart of Mende at the Place du Foirail.

2018 TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien AMV Podium
1. Jeremy Tarroux (Sherco)
2. Jamie McCanney (Yamaha)
3. Emmanuel Albepart (Beta)

TrÌ¬fle LozÌ©rien AMV Past Winners
2017: Jeremy Tarroux (Sherco)
2016: Johnny Aubert (Beta)
2015: Antoine Meo (KTM)
2014: Pela Renet (Husqvarna)
2013: Pela Renet (Husqvarna)
2012: Christophe Nambotin (KTM)
2011: Pela Renet (Husaberg)
2010: Marc Germain (Yamaha)
2009: Marc Germain (Yamaha)
2008: Marc Germain (Yamaha)
2007: Emmanuel Albepart (Honda)
2006: Marc Germain (Yamaha)
2005: Marc Germain (Yamaha)
2004: David FrÌ©tignÌ© (Yamaha)
2003: David FrÌ©tignÌ© (Yamaha)
2002: David FrÌ©tignÌ© (Yamaha)
2001: David FrÌ©tignÌ© (Yamaha)
2000: David FrÌ©tignÌ© (Yamaha)
1999: David FrÌ©tignÌ© (Yamaha)
1998: Eric Bernard (KTM)
1997: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1996: Race Not Held
1995: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1994: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1993: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1992: Laurent Charbonnel
1991: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1990: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1989: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1988: Stephane Peterhansel (Yamaha)
1987: Stephane Peterhansel (Husqvarna)
1986: Gilles Lalay (Honda)