Aviobike’s EWC fast four revealed

Aviobike will embark on its bid for 2023 FIM Endurance World Championship glory with a revamped rider line-up. While Swiss Yves Lindegger is a familiar name among the Aviobike Superstock ranks, his compatriot Elia Crotta, Frenchman David Henriques and Bulgarian reserve rider Martin Choi are new recruits for the upcoming campaign. Ad Lindegger, a former Swiss Superbike runner-up, raced Aviobike’s #101 Yamaha YZF R1 at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps and Circuit Paul Ricard last season.

Crotta, 22, has raced in Italy since 2019, including in last season’s Pirelli Cup, and will make his EWC debut this year. Henriques, is the French Superbike Endurance champion from 2020, while Choi has previous EWC experience. FIM EWCIt happened in EWC 2022… #7: Nigon’s unexpected Suzuka sayonaraYESTERDAY AT 05:06 Aviobike Team Manager Giovanni Baggi said: “I am really very proud to be able to confirm the team as a permanent team in the Endurance World Championship.

For this the first thanks go to all the sponsors who support us. I am equally happy with the riders, our team is becoming international with riders from different countries. This means that our skills are also recognised outside Italy.

The goal is to complete all three 24-hour races in which we will participate: the 24 Heures Motos, the 24H SPA EWC Motos and the Bol d’Or.” In addition to his team management role in the EWC, Baggi will continue his riding career in the Dunlop Cup 1000 series in his native Italy. He said: “In the Endurance World Championship I will devote myself 100 per cent to team management, while I will race in the Italian Cup. We will work to make it a season full of satisfactions.” The 2023 EWC season kicks off at Le Mans in France for the 24 Heures Motos from