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On the Bonnets karting circuit in Muret, an extraordinary scene takes place: unleashed scooters sow madness, offering a breathtaking display of speed and adrenaline. A unique encounter that promises thrilling and spectacular moments.
Dizzying performance
The electric scooters you come across in town are nothing compared to those seen on the circuit. Unrestrained for the occasion, they crossed 100 km/h, with sensational peaks at 130 km/h! It was Éric Sévère, the master of ceremonies, who promised a dazzling show, and he was not wrong.
Rigorous preparation
The riders were impressively equipped, almost reminiscent of professional motorcyclists. Full-face helmets with chin strap attachment, two-piece leather suits, leather gloves, and back protection strongly recommended. Safety was the priority, and it showed.
The rise of electric scooters
In recent years, the electric scooter has become a daily means of transport for many French people. But some speed enthusiasts saw further. This has led manufacturers to develop high-performance models, today regulated on the road but with enormous potential on a closed circuit. It is with this in mind that the association Timeforcing was created to promote and supervise this practice in France.
A successful event
The skills of the drivers, combined with the performance of their machines, offered a breathtaking spectacle to the numerous spectators, and to the thousands of enthusiasts following the event on social networks. The cries of excitement and the hum of the engines filled the air of the Muret-Les Bonnets circuit, leaving a lasting impression.
| Element | Description |
| Maximum speed | 130 km/h |
| Security equipment | Full-face helmets, leather suits, leather gloves, back protection |
| Organization | Timeforacing, affiliated with the FFM |
| Type of scooters | Unrestricted models sold commercially |
| Place | Muret-Les Bonnets karting circuit |
| Targeted audience | Passionate about speed and competition |
- Exceptional speed: 130 km/h peak
- Equipment required: Full face helmet, leather suit, gloves, back protector
- Organized by: Timeforcing and FFM
- Location of the event : Muret-Les Bonnets circuit
- Audience: Public present and Internet users via social networks
FAQs
Q: What is the difference between these scooters and commercial ones?
A: The scooters used in this competition are unrestrained, allowing much higher speeds of up to 130 km/h.
Q: What type of equipment do pilots wear?
A: Pilots wear full-face helmets, leather suits, leather gloves and can add back protection.
Q: Who organized this event?
A: The Timeforacing association, recently affiliated with the French motorcycling federation (FFM).
Q: Where did the event take place?
A: On the Muret-Les Bonnets karting circuit.
Q: What circulation of videos of the event?
A: The event was followed both by the spectators present and by numerous Internet users through social networks.