In the first sprint of the day, Jett Lawrence executed the perfect start and led after the first corner. The Aussie continued to pull away from the rest of the pack and is starting to do the quad on a regular basis – Aranda the only other rider to do that. Stewart was second out of turn one but Webb made a decisive pass at turn two. Stewart tried to get Webb back but couldn’t get it done. Hunter Lawrence edged out Dylan Ferrandis for fourth.
Romain Pape got a flier of a start in the second sprint but it looked like Jett was going to lead heading into turn two but Webb had other ideas as he did the quad to fly pass Jett for the lead. Webb tried his best to keep the Aussie behind him but Jett setup a great pass before the whoops then executed it through the whoops. Hunter Lawrence rode much better for third with Stewart fourth and Ferrandis recovering to fifth after a crash.
It was Stewart who led around the first corner in the final but he had Jett for company and it didn’t take the HRC Honda rider long to make a move. After that he ran into the distance and ended up winning by 9 seconds. Stewart rode well for second with Webb in third but that was enough for the Star Yamaha rider to become the King of Paris. Hunter Lawrence was trying to get around Webb before he had a crash but he managed to get back to fourth with Tixier rounding out the top five.
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