Buenas, recibo esto en el correo del equipo BE1
The The World Supersport Championship is set for the new upcoming season. On Friday, at 9.30 local time, Gianluca Nannelli and local hero Garry McCoy will take to the Australian Phillip Island circuit for the first test session as the new season for the medium cylinder series derivatives gets underway. They will race on the brand new 2009 Daytona 675, that ParkinGO BE1 Racing developped last winter. The two Triumph riders will compete against the four Japanese brands Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki and Kawasaki. Five brands are represented this year with 30 permanently registered riders. Italy and Australia alone, with 6 and 5 riders respectively make up over a third of the entire grid. Other nations represented include Spain, France, Holland, Czech Republic, Turkey, Great Britain, Ireland, Portugal, Japan, Denmark, Poland, Germany and Indonesia. All new season's races will be aired live by Eurosport.
ParkinGO BE1 Racing eagerly awaits the start of the new season as the team has received official status. "We expect great things this season - says team manager Giuliano Rovelli - last year we were rookies but now we are one of the better teams. We know that all eyes are on us and we hope to improve last year's results. In order to do so, we have acquired some new valuable riders and we will be relying on their wealth of experience. They are definitely looking forward to competing in this season's WSS. The results we had during the pre-season tests are reassuring and our goal for next season is to get a podium result until the end of the competition".
You can follow the entire season of team ParkinGO Triumph BE1 Racing on
http://www.be1racing.com. Moreover, the hd photo gallery area is available for download.
Calendar
March 1 Phillip Island Australia
March 14 Losail Qatar
April 5 Valencia Spain
April 26 Assen Holland
May 10 Monza Italy
May 17 Kyalami South Africa
May 31 Salt Lake City USA
June 21 Misano Republic of San Marino
June 28 Donington Park Europe
July 26 Brno Czech Republic
September 6 Nurburgring Germany
September 27 Imola Italy
October 4 Magny Cours France
October 25 Portimao Portugal
Schedule
The time difference between Australia and Italy is of 10 hours
Friday
0935 – 1020 WORLD SUPERSPORT Practice#1 (45 min)
1315 – 1400 WORLD SUPERSPORT Qualification #1 (45 min)
Saturday
0945 – 1030 WORLD SUPERSPORT Practice#2 (45 min)
1300 – 1345 WORLD SUPERSPORT Qualification#2 (45 min)
Sunday
0950 – 1010 WORLD SUPERSPORT Warm-up (20 min)
1325 WORLD SUPERSPORT RACE (21 LAPS)
