New mission set: National Motos revs up for EWC 2022

National Motos will mark its 51st anniversary of racing in FIM Endurance events by partnering with ARSLA, a non-profit organisation supporting research into amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and patient care. The Paris-based team, run by brothers Stéphane Haddadj and Eric Collin, the Technical Manager, from their Honda motorbike dealership in the French capital’s La Défense business district, entered endurance motorcycle racing in 1971 and remains as motivated as ever ahead of the 2022 FIM Endurance World Championship.

Ad/> It has retained Swiss duo Sébastien and Valentin Suchet and Frenchman Guillaume Raymond to ride its Honda CBR1000RR in the EWC’s Dunlop-equipped Superstock category, starting with the 24 Heures Motos at Le Mans from 14-17 April. FIM EWCWhy Guarnoni BMW EWC signing meant fan Daemen got his man2 HOURS AGO Stéphane Haddadj, Team Manager of National Motos, said: “The mentality of our team has not changed.

Since the team was founded by my father and mother we have remained passionate for this sport and the Honda brand. Each season is always difficult because we are a Honda dealership, this is our main job, but year after year it’s very important for us to continue our presence and the presence of Honda in endurance motorcycle racing because it’s our history and we want to continue the history for as long as possible.” National Motos will continue the partnerships with Instituts National du Cycle et du Motocycle (INCM) in Le Bourget and GARAC, the national school of automobile and motorcycle professionals located in Argenteuil.

The partnerships began in 2021 aimed at providing young student mechanics with the opportunity to gain valuable working experience and learn new skills. “They are the new generation and