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.

“We will definitely want to build on the best results of our team and our goal is to improve them even more.” FIM EWCViltais gets Westmoreland from James through EWC fourth rider roleYESTERDAY AT 05:04 Maco Racing Team has claimed myriad podiums in EWC events and top-five finishes in the final world championship standings. It placed sixth in the classification for independent teams last season and was three times in the Formula EWC category top 10. Its Yamaha YZF-R1 will again carry the #14, while it has focused pre-season testing efforts on running in Spain.

Commenting following the completion of a recent multi-day test in Valencia, which took place in wet and dry conditions, 26-year-old Enzo Boulom said: “The sensations came back and lots of work was done. I want to thank Maco Racing Team for these early-season trials. These will get us on pace before the pre-test for the 24 Heures Motos.” Kovács added: “Due to the changeable weather we tried dry and rainy settings.