Defending 'King of Bercy' David Vu൩illemin looks sure to regain his crown after another 1-1-1 performa🐈nce on the second night of the three-night Bercy Supercross spectacular.

Vuillemin had little trouble winning the second night ahead of Jeremy McGrath and Nick Wey, with American superstar McGrath continuing to struggle with the 'arm pump' problem that has plagued him all weekend. Nevertheless, the hero of many indoor motocross fans put together a good score wi🌜th 2-2 results.

Australian Chad Reed went 3-7 after fading in tꦚhe second fiไnal, and the overall placings after two days show Vuillemin leading with two points, ahead of McGrath and Reed, level with six points each.

"I am happy to be winning," the Frenchman said, "For the crowd, it has been exciting. All the top riders have had bad starts, and we have to fight through the fieldꦯ."

McGrath, who had been involved in a crash with Reed🍒 on Friday night, proved much quicker on Saturday, although he still had trouble with his arms.

"I don't usually have ar🌊m pump, although I did have it at Bercy bac⛦k in 1997," he revealed, "Sometimes, this track does not help me out."

Reed, who looks a little tentative, was worried about the crash from the prev🌳ious day.

"I am really sorry for what happened," the Australian admitted, "It's not like me to do that, and I respect Jeremy s♏o much. I wish it had not happened. I was a little nervous that he might pay me back, and I was worried at the start of the first final. I would have expected him to do something had I tried to pass him in that first race."

In the equally wel🍬l-contested 125cc class, Frenchman Rodrig Thain finally saw his unbeaten recor♐d snatched away, as the Americans toppled him in the second of the night's three races. Having finished third behind Tedesco and Sellards in race two, things then got worse for the Frenchman, as he dropped out of the top five altogether in the final event.

Race results - Bercy day two

125 race one

1. Thain FRA Yamaha
2. Sellards USA KTM
3. Gosselaar USA Honda
4. Tedesco USA Yamaha
5. Demartis FRA Yamaha

125 race two

1. Tedesco USA Yamaha
2. Sellards USA KTM
3. Thain FRA Yamaha
4. Demartis FRA Yamaha
5. Ristori CH Yamaha

125 race three

1. Tedesco USA Yamaha
2. Demartis FRA Yamaha
3. Ristori CH Yamaha
4. Hansen USA Yamaha
5. Townley NZ KTM

250 race one

1. Vuillemin FRA Yamaha
2. McGrath USA Yamaha
3. Reed AUS Kawasaki
4. Wey USA Yamaha
5. Lalloz FRA Yamaha

250 race two

1. Vuillemin FRA Yamaha
2. McGrath USA Yamaha
3. Roncada FRA Kawasaki
4. Wey USA Yamaha
5. Guidetty FRA KTM