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Emmanuelle Clément

b. 1997

French sidecar racer

Motorcycle racer Racing driver Sidecar passenger
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Born 1997. Emmanuelle Clément is a motorcycle racer, racing driver and sidecar passenger.

Emmanuelle Clément (born ~1997 ) is a French sidecar racer (passenger). She is a two times Superside FIM World Sidecar Champion, after winning the championship with driver Todd Ellis in 2022 and 2023. Later that season, Clément also filled in as passenger with Manuel Moreau at Circuit Magny-Cours where they won the first race, and at Circuit Carole in Tremblay-en-France where they finished in second place in the second race.

2018 During the first round of the FSBK-F1 races, Clément drove the second race on the Circuit Bugatti in Le Mans again as passenger of Manuel Moreau, whose regular passenger, Belgian Jonathan Brichard, fell of the machine during training and broke his toe. During the third round at Magny Cours, Clément once again replaced Rousseau as passenger of reigning French champion Sébastien Delannoy; they won both races, and Delannoy became French champion for the fifth time in 2018.

Sidecar World Championship In 2019, Clément was the regular passenger of French driver Paul Leglise. They finished in ninth place in the World Championships and eleventh in the FSBK-F1 Championship in France.

In 2019, Clément was also the regular passenger of the British driver Scott Lawrie in the 1000 cc sidecar class of the German IDM Championship. They finished eleventh.

In the corona season 2020, Clément was the regular passenger of the Finnish five times world champion Pekka Päivärinta, but fewer races were held and the FIM World Sidecar Championship was cancelled. In the IDM they finished in fifth place and in the International Sidecar SuperPrix 2020, a competition organized by the German and British federations when the FIM World Sidecar Championship 2020 was canceled due to the restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic, they finished ninth.

Clément started the 2021 season as passenger of Bennie Streuer, riding a Adolf RS-Yamaha for the German Bonovo Action team. With Steuer she took part in the first round of the French FSBK-F1 sidecar races on March 27 and 28, 2021 at the Circuit Bugatti in Le Mans, France, winning the first race, and finished second in the second race. On April 9, 2021, Streuer and Clément crashed during a test drive in |Motorsport Arena Oschersleben in Germany. Streuer was injured and would have to rehabilitation for 6 to 12 months. Clément, who was unhurt, became the passenger of Todd Ellis, the 2019 British Champion. and 2023 Ellis and Clément won the Superside World Championship.

Sidecar World Championship results

British F1 Sidecar Championship In 2021 Ellis and Clément finished fourth in the British Sidecar Championship.

They won the British F1-Sidecar Championship in 2022 and 2023.

Isle of Man TT In November 2023, it was announced that Todd Ellis and Emmanuelle Clément will make their Isle of Man TT debut in 2024.

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Who is Emmanuelle Clément?

French sidecar racer

When was Emmanuelle Clément born?

Emmanuelle Clément was born in 1997.

What is Emmanuelle Clément's occupation?

Emmanuelle Clément is a motorcycle racer, racing driver and sidecar passenger.

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· Wikipedia: Emmanuelle Clément

· Wikidata: Q115209095

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