Motobox Kremer Racing ready to continue strong 2021 EWC form into 2022 season

Independent team Motobox Kremer Racing is getting ready to continue its strong 2021 form when the 2022 FIM Endurance World Championship begins with the 24 Heures Motos at Le Mans this weekend 14-17 April. After placing eighth in the FIM Endurance World Championship Teams’ ranking in 2021, the German squad, co-operated by Manfred Kremer and Georg Haas, is aiming to build on that performance with Geoffroy Dehaye, Stefan Ströhlein and Lukas Walchhütter riding its Yamaha R1 in the headlining Formula EWC category. Ad/> “We are starting the endurance season this year with Geoff, Stefan and Lukas,” said Kremer.

“Geoffroy knows the Le Mans track by heart. So that Stefan and Lukas can get a better feel for the track, we took part in last month’s test and we were able to collect a lot of information. We're hoping for good weather and good track conditions for the 24-hour race.

Although we have been participating in this race for more than 20 years, we are always surprised. Overall, we are very optimistic.” FIM EWCEvent preview: The time is now as 2022 FIM EWC season is all set for Le Mans lift-offYESTERDAY AT 04:01 Haas added: “With the 24 Heures Motos we are starting the season with a highlight. Our riders are very well prepared and our bike is waiting for the first practice session at the Bugatti Circuit.

A big thank you goes to Yamaha, who are providing us with excellent support this year, and to our partners IMT Fairings, Goede Motorsport and IXS, who are outfitting us this year. We are looking forward to an exciting start.” French rider Dehaye, 34, said: “I’m very happy to finally have met the team again because the winter has been long. But I used the long time to train a lot and during the test I immediately felt fit on