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Gino Rea, rider of F.C.C. TSR Honda France bike #5, has been taken to hospital following an accident in Free Practice 2 for the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race, round three of the FIM Endurance World Championship.
F.C.C. TSR Honda’s Gino Rea has been taken to hospital following an accident in Free Practice 2 for the 2022 Suzuka Eight-Hours.
It may not have been the Blues that had the blues but the Reds certainly had cause to see red on an afternoon where the weather reigned as master of qualifying destiny for the third round of the FIM Endurance World Championship. Just as Q1 seemingly saw the best conditions for the Blue Riders, so Q2 followed a similar path.
Tetsuta Nagashima unleashed the opening salvo in the Suzuka 8 Hours qualifying contest with blinding lap to put the #33 Team HRC Honda CBR1000RR-RSP into 2m04s territory in the first of the three Q1 sessions. Nagashima used every bit of his Bridgestones’ adhesion and knew he had set a blinder with his 2m04.942s, waving to the crowds as he returned to the pits halfway through the 20-minute first session for Blue Riders.
F.C.C. TSR Honda France must adopt MotoGP levels of concentration if it’s to end the Japanese make’s winless run in the Suzuka 8 Hours. Honda hasn’t celebrated success in its home round of the FIM Endurance World Championship since 2014 but can count on a host of rapid local riders and their teams, plus its leading EWC entrant F.C.C.
WorldSBK rookie Iker Lecuona will get an endurance racing baptism of fire next month as he has been drafted into the works Honda Suzuka Eight-Hours team.
Non-stop action and drama saw BMW Motorrad claim its first 24-hour FIM Endurance World Championship victory at Spa on Sunday.
While BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team celebrated a maiden 24-hour […] While BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team celebrated a maiden 24-hour EWC victory to follow up its breakthrough success in the six-hour 2021 season decider last October, the circuit’s ultra-challenging nature and rain for the final five hours combined to ensure rider skill came very much to the fore in the 24H SPA EWC Motos. Ad/> As well as the efforts of riders Jérémy Guarnoni (France), Illya Mykhalchyk (Ukraine) and Markus Reiterberger (Germany), BMW’s success owed plenty to the expertise of its Belgium-based team, led by former rider Werner Daemen, and the reliability of the Dunlop-equipped BMW M1000RR.