Since 2010, I’ve been documenting French Supermoto at the highest level—not just the racing, but the human intensity behind it. What draws me to this discipline isn’t only its visual richness (the unique blend of asphalt and off-road, the raw energy of competition), but the opportunity to capture what happens in the moments between action: the focus, the preparation, the vulnerability that precedes every race.
For several years, I had the privilege of shooting for Luc1 Motorsport, then the most renowned team in the discipline, alongside Ludovic Lucquin. Since 2018, I’ve captured the official images of the French Supermoto Championship for the French Motorcycling Federation (FFM), as well as Team France at the Supermoto of Nations.
In motorsports, I strive to show the skill and focus of riders. My goal is to capture their speed and technique, but also their determination and passion when they push their limits. My photographs tell the story of effort, courage, and resilience in the adversity of competition.
Visually, I’m drawn to the raw authenticity of motorcycling. The worn suits, the sweat on faces, the marks of intense physical effort—these are the elements I want to show. They reflect the rugged beauty of this demanding sport, bearing witness to the total commitment of athletes. Beyond the simple snapshot, I aim to capture the essence of these moments of strength and vulnerability.
My approach to photography is informed by background in business strategy (Marketing PhD, former professor) and deep involvement in the motorsports community—allowing me to understand both the technical and human dimensions of what I document.
15 years of field experience have refined my vision: capturing not just the action, but the story within it. My work appears in official FFM publications, team communications, and rider portfolios. For event coverage, rider portraits, or editorial projects, explore my galleries or contact me directly.