22/09/2026
DYLAN FERRANDIS β THE FRENCHMAN WHO CONQUERED AMERICA
#14 | Avignon, France | Born May 31, 1994
From the GPs of Europe to the stadiums and Nationals of the USA, Dylan Ferrandis built one of the most complete careers of any French rider of his generation. Two Motocross des Nations golds. Back-to-back 250 West titles. A 250 outdoor crown. Then a 450 National championship in his rookie year on the big bike.
Hereβs the full scorecard.
THE TITLES
π 2019 AMA Supercross 250 West Champion
π 2020 AMA Supercross 250 West Champion
π 2020 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Champion
π 2021 AMA Pro Motocross 450 Champion (rookie year)
π Motocross des Nations winner β 2014 (Latvia) & 2018 (RedBud, USA)
β 2014 MXoN Best Young Rider
β 2017 AMA 250SX Rookie of the Year
β 2021 AMA 450SX Rookie of the Year
First French rider to win the AMA 450 Motocross title in 30 years (since Jean-Michel Bayle). First Frenchman to win an AMA 250 outdoor championship.
THE WINS
πΊπΈ AMA Supercross 250: 6
πΊπΈ AMA Motocross 250: 9
πΊπΈ AMA Motocross 450: 6
π MXGP MX2: 2 overall GPs (Argentina 2015, Czech Republic 2016) + 8 moto wins
No 450 Supercross main-event wins β but he still finished 7th as a 450SX rookie in 2021.
THE BIG SEASONS
β’ 2019 β Breakout. 250 West title (3 wins, 8 podiums). 2nd in 250 Nationals (4 wins).
β’ 2020 β Double. Defended the 250 West title, then won the shortened 250 Nationals (3 wins, 8 podiums).
β’ 2021 β Historic. 450 MX rookie championship. 6 overall wins. Podium in all 12 rounds. Never outside the top 3. Averaged 1.6.
β’ 2023 β 2nd in 450 Motocross after a brutal SX year of injuries.
β’ 2026 β First season on Ducati: 11th SX / 7th MX.
EUROPE (2011β2016)
64 GPs in MX2. 16 podiums. Best championship finish: 4th in 2014.
Vice-champion EMX2 in 2011. French MX2 champion in 2013. French Cadet 85 champion in 2008.
TEAMS
Kawasaki (Bud Racing / CLS) β Star Racing Yamaha (2017β2023) β Phoenix Honda (2024β2025) β Troy Lee Designs Red Bull Ducati (2026)
THE RIDER
Plant-based. Loves surfing, skating and BMX. Looks up to Ricky Carmichael. Mentored early in the U.S. by David Vuillemin. Always gave everything β even when the body didnβt cooperate.
Merci, Dylan. From Avignon to Anaheim, Pala to RedBud β you made France proud. π«π·
#14