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Indonesian rider Pratama to make history in Le Mans EWC opener

Dimas Ekky Pratama is set to make history when he becomes the first rider from Indonesia to compete in the 24 Heures Motos, the opening round of the 2023 FIM Endurance World Championship. The 30-year-old has signed up to race for Energie Endurance at Le Mans from 13-16 April.

Changes but No Limits for Masbou’s EWC ambitions

Alexis Masbou continues to place No Limits on his FIM Endurance World Championship ambitions after re-signing for the Italian team ahead of the upcoming 2023 season. Masbou has ridden for No Limits Motor Team for two seasons but it will be all-change for this year following recent confirmation of the team’s switch from Suzuki to Honda power and the recruitment of new riders Lorenzo Gabellini and Johan Nigon.

Maco Racing Team ready to turn 21 in EWC

Maco Racing Team is revving up for the 2023 FIM Endurance World Championship, its 21st season taking on the ultimate test of rider and machine. And the Slovakia squad will do so with an ace line-up consisting of Frenchman Enzo Boulom and Australian Anthony West, plus Hungarian youngster Bálint Kovács, who joins the team on a full-time basis after impressing during last September’s Bol d’Or as a late addition to its ranks. Ad “The composition of the team has great potential, all three riders have already worked with us, so we know what we are going into and what we have,” said Martin Kuzma, owner of Maco Racing Team.

Viltais gets Westmoreland from James through EWC fourth rider role

Honda Viltaïs Racing is counting on James Westmoreland as its fourth rider for a third FIM Endurance World Championship season. The Brit was recruited by Yannick Lucot’s team in 2021 after he impressed by claiming Superstock glory in the 24 Heures Motos two years previously. Ad According to the EWC event and title-winning team, Westmoreland’s “permanent availability, his reliability but also his performances have allowed the team to progress significantly over the last two seasons”.