Tecmas to make full-time EWC move count with big support and big ambitions

Tecmas-MRP-BMW Racing Team is all set for lift-off after confirming its FIM Endurance World Cup title challenge for 2023. An exciting collaboration between French team Tecmas, Werner Daemen’s Belgium-based Motorcycle Racing Parts and BMW Motorrad Motorsport, Tecmas-MRP-BMW Racing Team will enter an all-new BMW M1000RR in the Dunlop-equipped Superstock category.

Ad It has signed French duo Loïc Arbel and Kenny Foray, Germany’s Jan Bühn, plus Maxime Bonnot, also from France, as the fourth rider for the upcoming EWC season. FIM EWCEWC team confident of Morais Le Mans fitness14 HOURS AGO Tecmas Team Owner Arnaud Sassone said: “Tecmas has often been a player in the Formula EWC class but our financial means did not allow us to do all the races.

When I bought Tecmas in 2021, our commitment for the 2022 24 Heures Motos was already planned but I quickly understood that we were not in the right category [based on our resources], so I took the decision to stop our EWC programme for 2022 to carry out a more coherent programme in the Superstock category in 2023, so as to be able to participate in the entire championship as a permanent team.” Fast four to feature for Tecmas-MRP-BMW Racing TeamTecmas-MRP-BMW Racing Team has secured a fast foursome for its maiden FIM Endurance World Cup campaign led by Kenny Foray, part of the GMT94 squad that won the FIM Endurance World Championship in 2014. The 38-year-old from France, twin brother of Freddy Foray, another EWC title winner, was runner-up in the 2021 EWC standings and spent 2022 winning the French Superbike Championship alongside his fourth rider role with BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team in the EWC.