Who is Flo Sous Le Casque?

Flo: "Ah, the mystery! I'm joking, I was born into a family of bikers, and it's thanks to my grandfather that I'm into motocross. He's 74 now, but he still rides. So you could say that I grew up around motocross tracks. Seven years ago, I decided to share my passion for our sport and started making videos. So you could say I'm a YouTuber, or a content creator if you want an official description!"

What's your biggest adventure as Flo Sous Le Casque?

Flo: "I've done lots of things I could never have dreamed of. I've met famous riders, taken part in motorbike tests and ridden abroad. I also visited California, the Mecca of Supercross and the American MX industry. But my greatest experience was the Enduropale du Touquet. Riding on the beach at full speed with so many others, the duration of such a long race, that massive crowd of over 100,000 people... Absolutely crazy! Finally, I also reached my goal. I was in the top 100 overall, which I wasn't expecting because sand isn't exactly my thing."

What's your challenge for the 2024 season?

Flo: "To call it 'the big challenge' is perhaps too serious, but I'm going to take part in the national 250 championship. I don't intend to win the title, it's just for fun. From a very young age, I knew I'd never become a professional racer. I just want to have fun and share my passion. It's quite incredible that I've managed to turn my passion into a profession. I pinch myself every day thinking that I can do what I love for a living!"

Why a partnership with Shot?

Flo: "I rode Shot back in the day, a very long time ago in 85cc. It's important for me to work with a French brand and I was surprised to see how much the brand has evolved since then. The technical nature of the outfits, the contemporary designs and the quality of the products. So I wanted to start a partnership. That's how I started talking to Shot's CEO. I also love designing outfits! And with Shot I can design my own outfits. Setting up my project with a big brand that is present internationally and in MXGP with factory riders is a great opportunity."