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Maxime Renaux: Stepping Up
2021 was a landmark season for Maxime Renaux as he charged his way to the MX2 World Championship title, but no sooner had the dust settled at the final round of the season, the French ace was quick to announce his move to the premiere class where he will compete alongside multi-world champions Jeffrey Herlings, Tim Gajser and Jorge Prado mong others aboard his Yamaha YZ450FM.
MXGP Magazine caught up with the ‘959’ before his debut race at Lacapelle-Marival to see how things are shaping up ahead of his rookie MXGP campaign.
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