All-Time Main Event Wins

Like we do each year, we're going to teach some French. You didn't forget any of it, did you? We have the all-time Bercy main-event wins list below. This list includes both 250/450 and 125/250 races, and the event runs several per weekend. As you can see, David Vuillemin is the all-time wins leader at the event. He are some other cool stats from the lists:

-  An American won the first seven King of Bercy crowns before France’s Jean-Michel Bayle won in 1990.

-  An American has won the King of Bercy title a record twenty-two times. France is second with seven wins.

- David Vuillemin has a record four King of Bercy titles.

- Vuillemin and Jeff Emig are tied for most Prince of Bercy titles (two).

- Vuillemin won a record three straight Bercy crowns from 1999-2001.

- An American has won the last six King of Bercy titles.

- The last non-American rider to win King of Bercy was Chad Reed in 2007.

- Only twice (Reed in 2007 and Grant Langston in 2002) has a non-American or non-French rider won King of Bercy.

- Andrew Short (2004-2005) was the last rider to go back-to-back as King of Bercy.

- This year will feature three past King of Bercy Champions: Barcia, Brayton, and Pourcel.

 

VINGT CINQ SUCCES

Rider	Year	Class	Number of Wins
David Vuillemin	1995	125	1
	1996	125	3
	1997	125	5
	1999	250	1
	2000	250	6
	2001	250	1
	2003	125	1
	2006	MX2	2

 

QUINZE SUCCES

Rider	Year	Class	Number of Wins
Jeremy McGrath	1991	125	3
	1993	250	2
	1994	250	1
	1995	250	2
	1996	250	1
	1997	250	1
	1998	250	1
	1999	250	5

 

NEUF SUCCES

Rider	Year	Class	Number of Wins
Rodrig Thain	1999	125	3
	2000	125	1
	2001	125	5

 

HUIT SUCCES

Rider	Year	Class	Number of Wins
James Stewart	2009	Open	2
	2008	Open	6