#Enduro GP

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I'm not used to VR46 new colours or them being in Parc Fermé that I thought it was full of firefighters. I was so fucking confussed

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Valentino Rossi Dipastikan Hadir di GP Indonesia 2025: Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team Siap Guncang Mandalika

Valentino Rossi Dipastikan Hadir di GP Indonesia 2025: Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team Siap Guncang Mandalika KANTOR-BERITA.COM, LOMBOK|| Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team, Valentino Rossi, yang merupakan legenda MotoGP, dipastikan akan hadir di Sirkuit Internasional Pertamina Mandalika pada gelaran Grand Prix (GP) Indonesia 2025. Kabar ini disampaikan langsung oleh Manajer Tim, Pablo Nieto,…

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I was curious so i'm doing a deep dive on Marc's career the beginning of his world championship career to 2019 (I would do it to now but I'm going to make his post 2020 injury career as it's own series cause it feels like a different chapter in his career and I also think i'll need a bit more time to do that one cause it'll be more challenging to research and read all the articles about what Marc went through at that time. I'll also probably do a seperate post about his career before the world championships, so the spanish championship and i'll see if i can find anything on his enduro and motocross years) I think I'm going to make this multiple posts due to the photo limits as i want to include pictures of what i'm talking about (it will probably be 2008/09 together and then each season after that will be its own thing and maybe even multiple posts for each year as i want to do a deepdive into each race.)

The Deep Dive into Marc Marquez career - statistics, podiums, wins, injuries and world championships (Part 1)

125cc Career (Part 1)

2008

Marc joined the world championship in 2008 at the age of 15 racing for the Red Bull KTM team, he had to withdraw from the first 2 races of the season due to a right arm fracture that he sustained during the pre season also during a TNT interview from 2014 with Marc where Gavin Emmett is a guest host he says Marc showed up to the paddock for the first time and had two broken ankles. His first race was in Portugal where he came 18th. He scored his first every world championship points at the next race in China finishing 12th. In his 6th race he got his first podium, making him at the time the youngest person to get on a podium in the world championship. In the remaining 7 of 9 races of that season Marc DNF'd 3 times and finished in the points 4 times. He had to withdraw from the final 2 races of the season due to an injury caused by a crash in practice at Sepang (It's a cursed track I swear). This accident caused both his legs to be trapped between the back wheel of his bike and the swingarm, this resulted in a dislocation of the cartilage of his right tibia, he had to go back to Spain for surgery. Despite 4 withdrawals, 4 DNF's and 2 non point scoring races Marc finished 13th in the standings with 63 points.

2009

In his second year in the 125 class Marc started the season off in Qatar with a DNF, it was then onto Japan were he finished 5th, he then got his second career podium at the Jerez GP. Marc DNF'd 4 times in 2009 (one of them being Germany, that didn't happen again until 2023 were he DNS), he had 2 non points scoring races. His highest non podium finish was 4th and his lowest was 17th. He also became the youngest pole sitter in the class at the age of 16 years and 68 days. Marc finished this year in 8th with 94 points.

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Biker/Motorsport AU stuff (Can't really draw but still want to dump these somewhere)

Hank stuff

-Hank would be an excellent track racing pilot if he wasn't so hard to work with. For now, he sticks to (mostly illegal) road racing where he makes a name for himself among police officers who despise him

-He's been jailed more than he'd like to admit

-Hank is very talented, but this makes him cocky. He's totaled many bikes and the list will keep growing

Dei stuff

-Despite his attempts, he can't keep many friends. Other bikers find him too obnoxious and flashy

-Dei's friendship with Hank forms gradually, they just cant stop running into each other. Let's call it fate

-Deimos has wanted to expand into enduro for ages but couldn't afford it didnt have the balls to do it: thankfully he's befriended someone (hank) who is enough of a criminal to attack a dealership

-They manage to steal One dirtbike. What follows is them taking turns at competitions to gather enough money to buy a second one

Sanfo (and 2b) stuff

-Sanford is a mechanic Now, but was a dedicated car rally driver for years

-His co-driver was. A certain cranky old fart

-They made an incredible team but shit happens. They'd keep in touch

-2B moved from rallies onto GP racing: a change of pace but proved how good he was at managing a team

-When hank&dei come to san telling him about their competition plans he's like huh. I know a guy

-Said guy was not planning to make the jump to motorcycles but he saw the potential in the two bozos. And also san asked real nice

-Status quo escudería forms. Chaos ensues

Status Quo y asociados stuff

-They are rather succesful. For the first few years at least

-As i mentioned earlier hank does Not do teamwork, and dei becomes 2B's golden child in a way

-Naturally (as is the case for many pilots within a team) a rivalry begins to brew between them. It did not end well

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Happy birthday JACKY ICKX!!!!!!!!!!!!! (01/01/1945) ⚡💜

“The fact that I am still alive after 100.000 laps is my championship.”

Jacques Bernard Ickx, better known as Jacky, was born in Brussels. He's the son of Jacques and Marie, he also has an older brother called Pascal, who was an aviator that later would also become a racing driver before his younger brother. Motorsport was part of Jacky's life since the beginning: his father Jacques was involved in racing before switching career to become a renowned motorsport journalist; thanks to that Jacky picked up the interest in racing and speed, and slowly wanted to be able to take part in the world of mototrsport. His chance came at the age of 16 years old, when he started racing, not on four, but two wheels: the young Belgian started his journey riding a Zündapp, in categories such as trial, enduro and pure speed. It turned out that he was extremely successful, especially in the 50 cc trials, winning both the Belgian and European championships. But quickly his interest turned to the world of four-wheel racing, he began in touring car racing, at the wheel of a Lotus Cortina, with which soon he gained in 1965 the national saloon car championship. The following year will turn out to be an extremely busy one for Jacky, at only 21 years old he took part in more than 50 races, like the 24 hours of Daytona, winning the 24 hours of Spa and partaking for the very first time at the 24 hours of Le Mans; that very same year he also made his first entry in Formula 1, thanks to the racing programme created by Elf and Matra to help french-speaking aspiring drivers.

At the wheel of an F2 Matra MS5-Cosworth, on the infamous circuit of the Nürburgring, Jacky took part in his unofficial first F1 race, although it would be a disappointing one: after colliding with another car, he was forced to retire from the race after only one lap. From that race on, in 1967, Jacky kept racing for Matra, both in Formula 2 and 3, to be able to gain more experience that would help him to win the F2 Championship. It's at the Italian GP that he had a proper and official Formula 1 entry: at the wheel of a Cooper-Maserati, the young Belgian performed brilliantly, finishing in 6th place. After such an impressive performance, teams started to advance their offers, but the most important one was from Franco Lini, sporting director for Scuderia Ferrari. In '68 it was announced that he would be the new Ferrari driver, joining Kiwi Chris Amon in the Italian team, becoming the youngest driver line-up at the time. In his first year in F1, Jacky managed to score his first victory at the French GP and had brilliant performances like the one at his home Grand Prix, at Spa, the one at Brands Hatch and Nürburgring, where he drove almost the entire race without his helmet visor under the heavy German rain. Yet, it came as a surprise when the Belgian driver decided to move to Brabham for the following season, but it turned out that the decision was mainly influenced by John Wyer, manager of the Wyer sports car team, whom didn't want to lose the talented driver to the Ferrari's sports car team. The season started with a series of poor results, but his performance definetely improved in each race. He stepped on the podium in France and Great Britain, he took victories in Canada and at the Nürburgring, where he also took pole position and fastest lap, scoring his first grand slam, and finished the year as runner-up for the championship. For the '70 season Jacky moved back to Ferrari, a decision he made since the '69 Italian GP; he would stay with Scuderia Ferrari for the next three season, which turned out to be not particularly significant: he still gained a few more successes but often the car would have relibility issues, leading him to the decision to leave the team halfway the season. His next move was to move to Lotus, but unfortunately he joined the British team in a very precarious situation: the performance of the car was poor, and often Jacky outperformed the uncompetitive car; once again the Belgian left halfway the '75 season. From 1976 Jacky started racing for the Wolf-Williams team, slowly heading towards the end of his F1 career, since from '77 on he would sporadically race for teams like Ensign and later for Ligier, in which he ended his career in 1979.

Despite having quite a good F1 racing career, often showing his worth and talent, Jacky actually shoned in endurance racing. He partook in endurance races like the Spa 24 hours, 6 hours of Daytona, he won twice the 12 hours of Sebring, three times the 1.000 km of Monza, but the one race in which he excelled at the most was the 24 hours of Le Mans, which he won 6 times and held the record for most wins at the French competition for 23 years.

In the early 80s he also participated in off-road races like the Paris-Dakar, which he would win in 1983 before retiring from racing.

Jacky always showed to be particularly good at racing in wet conditions, joining the list of the few rain masters. He also excelled on the extremely dangerous circuit of the Nürburgring, where 'superior driving skills could beat superior machinery'.

Despite retiring from Formula 1, Jacky has always remained involved with the sport, for example during the mid 80s he became the race director of the Monaco GP. Till to this day Jacky visits F1 paddocks regularly.

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Hey there! If you're reading this, you're probably one who craves adventure and endurance in every sense of the word. Today, let’s dive deep into the Garmin Enduro™ 3 – the newest release from Garmin that promises to keep up with your wildest endurance dreams. I have to say upfront – this watch is not just another gadget to count steps. It’s the real deal. Whether you're hitting those mountain trails or training for that ultra-marathon, this beast might just be your new best bud. Built Like a Tank, But Light as a Feather Alright, first things first – the design. We know the Garmin Enduro™ 3 isn’t going to win any beauty pageants, but honestly, it doesn’t need to. It's all about functionality. This thing is rugged! It’s like having a tiny tank strapped to your wrist, yet somehow, it doesn’t feel like you’ve got a brick weighing you down. Lightweight but durable – a perfect mix for anyone serious about their training. Garmin Enduro™ 3: A Game-Changer for Endurance Athletes The Garmin Enduro™ 3 is more than just a watch – it's an ultra-durable GPS multisport smartwatch designed for serious endurance athletes. Whether you're an ultra-runner, cyclist, or adventure enthusiast, this watch promises to keep up with even the most grueling challenges. Its main selling points? Rugged durability, unbeatable battery life, and a wealth of performance-tracking features to help athletes reach new heights. Why I Decided to Use the Garmin Enduro™ 3 I’ve always been an endurance athlete who’s serious about tracking performance, especially on long runs or intense bike rides. I was on the lookout for a smartwatch that wouldn’t need charging after every session and could handle rough environments without breaking a sweat. Enter the Garmin Enduro™ 3. I decided to give it a go because it seemed like the perfect tool to track my performance across multiple activities and let’s be real, I wanted to see if its battery life could truly live up to the hype. What I Hoped to Achieve My main goals were to improve my endurance training with more accurate data and have a watch that wouldn’t die on me mid-run. I was also hoping to find a watch that could do it all – track my runs, rides, and hikes – while giving me real-time performance insights to up my game. Garmin Enduro™ 3 Performance: Speed, Reliability, and Everyday Usability When it comes to performance, the Garmin Enduro™ 3 pulls its weight – or rather, it doesn’t, since it’s surprisingly lightweight despite being packed with features. But let's break it down, focusing on how well it handles day-to-day use, from speed and reliability to any hiccups along the way. Speed and Responsiveness The Garmin Enduro™ 3 is fast where it counts. Navigating through menus, switching between activity modes, or accessing GPS functions happens in an instant. You don't experience any annoying lag or waiting times when pulling up essential data mid-run or mid-workout. GPS Speed: Locks onto satellites quickly, even in dense areas like forests or urban spaces. This was impressive, especially when heading out for early morning runs when I expected to wait for a GPS signal. Data Processing: The watch processes performance metrics almost in real-time. Whether you're glancing at your heart rate, pace, or altitude, it updates fast enough that it feels intuitive and reliable. Verdict on Speed: It’s quick enough to keep up with high-intensity training without any interruptions. If you’re serious about performance, the Garmin Enduro™ 3 handles real-time data and transitions smoothly. Reliability Reliability is where the Enduro™ 3 shines. The Garmin Enduro™ 3 delivers consistent performance whether you're on your first mile or your 50th. Battery Life Reliability: The advertised battery life isn't just marketing hype – it’s the real deal. I’ve gone through multiple long runs, hikes, and rides without worrying about charging. Even when using features like GPS or performance tracking extensively, the battery holds up like a champ.

GPS Accuracy: The GPS is spot-on, even when running in areas where signal drops are common, like under thick tree cover or through urban canyons. No weird dropouts or miscalculations on distance – it tracked my routes with precision every time. Weather Durability: I’ve used this watch in a variety of conditions – rain, sweat, dust, and the watch didn’t flinch. It’s built to handle anything you throw at it, whether it’s a tough race or a muddy hike. Verdict on Reliability: The Enduro™ 3 does exactly what it promises and never makes you feel like you're carrying a fragile gadget. It’s durable, trustworthy, and dependable in every situation. Does It Meet My Needs? Absolutely. My main needs were solid endurance tracking, reliable GPS, and long battery life – and the Garmin Enduro™ 3 nails all three. I’ve used it for everything from tracking long-distance runs to analyzing post-workout recovery, and it hasn’t disappointed me. It easily handles intense training sessions, whether it's a short, fast run or a multi-hour trail marathon. The battery life alone makes it an ideal companion for endurance athletes, and the wealth of data the watch collects helps me refine my training strategies. Issues or Limitations Though the Enduro™ 3 is mostly a dream, there are a couple of minor hiccups that could be better: Solar Charging: The solar charging feature isn’t as groundbreaking as I hoped. It extends the battery life a bit, but if you’re expecting a significant boost, it won’t blow your mind. It’s a cool bonus but not a game-changer. Interface Complexity: For those who aren’t used to Garmin devices, the sheer amount of customization and features can be a bit overwhelming. It’s not super intuitive at first, and you may find yourself sifting through menus or needing to reference the manual a few times. Wrist Comfort for Smaller Wrists: The watch is quite large, which can make it feel a bit clunky for folks with smaller wrists. It’s something you get used to, but the bulk can be a minor downside when worn for extended periods. Verdict on Limitations: While the minor issues are worth noting, they don’t outweigh the watch’s overall performance. The sheer durability, speed, and accuracy of the Garmin Enduro™ 3 far exceed any minor complaints I have. Final Thoughts on Performance If you’re serious about endurance sports, the Garmin Enduro™ 3 is built to keep up with your workload. It’s fast, accurate, and reliable even in extreme conditions. Though it comes with a few small limitations, they’re easily outweighed by its standout features and bulletproof performance. Whether you’re heading out on an all-day adventure or pushing your limits on a long run, this watch has your back – and then some. Garmin Enduro™ 3 Features: Packed with Power and Performance The Garmin Enduro™ 3 isn’t just your average fitness watch. It's fully loaded with features designed to help you optimize every aspect of endurance training, from real-time data tracking to personalized recovery insights. Let's dive into its main features and see how each one stacks up. 1.  amazing Battery Life What it is: The Enduro™ 3's battery can last for weeks. It has a power-saving mode and solar charging to stretch its life even further. How it helps: For ultra-endurance athletes, battery life is critical. The longer the watch stays powered, the more data you can track over long distances and durations. No need to worry about it dying halfway through a race or a multi-day adventure. Usefulness: 10/10. This feature alone is a game-changer for anyone doing ultra-events or spending days in the wild. 2. Advanced GPS Navigation What it is: Garmin’s top-tier GPS offers precise navigation, even in tricky terrains like dense forests or mountainous regions. How it helps: The GPS helps keep you on course during long-distance events, outdoor adventures, or trail runs. You can follow routes and even retrace your steps if needed.

Usefulness: 9/10. The GPS is spot-on, helping with both safety and performance, but it drains a bit of battery when used heavily. 3. VO2 Max & Performance Metrics What it is: This feature gives you detailed insights into your aerobic fitness by calculating your VO2 max, along with other performance metrics like cadence, stride length, and heart rate. How it helps: By understanding your VO2 max and heart rate zones, you can optimize your training intensity and recovery. It helps pinpoint where you can push harder and when to pull back, ensuring you maximize your gains. Usefulness: 9/10. These metrics help you train smarter, not harder. It’s essential for building endurance and improving overall performance. 4. Recovery Time and Sleep Tracking What it is: The watch analyzes your body’s data after each workout to give an estimated recovery time. It also tracks your sleep to monitor how well you’re recovering overnight. How it helps: Recovery is key to preventing injuries and improving performance. The Enduro™ 3’s ability to give real-time recovery insights helps you avoid overtraining, while sleep tracking ensures you’re getting the rest your body needs. Usefulness: 8/10. The recovery insights are spot-on, though sleep tracking can sometimes be hit-or-miss if you're a restless sleeper. 5. Multi-Sport Modes & Customizable Data Screens What it is: Whether you’re running, biking, swimming, or hiking, the Enduro™ 3 has specific modes for each activity. You can also customize the data fields to show only the stats that matter most to you. How it helps: This versatility makes the watch a powerhouse for athletes who dabble in multiple disciplines. The customizable screens allow you to focus on the metrics that directly impact your performance, like pace, heart rate, or distance. Usefulness: 9/10. Customizing the watch to your specific needs gives you more control over how you track your workouts. However, setting it up can be a little overwhelming at first. 6. Solar Charging What it is: The Enduro™ 3 has solar panels integrated into its design, which recharge the battery when you're outdoors. How it helps: Perfect for long adventures or races where you don’t have access to a charger. The watch keeps juicing up under the sun, extending the battery life even further. Usefulness: 7/10. While it’s a cool feature, the solar charge isn’t super fast. It’s great for keeping the battery alive longer but won’t fully recharge the watch. 7. Water Resistance What it is: The Garmin Enduro™ 3 is water-resistant up to 100 meters. How it helps: You don’t have to worry about sweat, rain, or even swimming with the watch. It’s built to handle whatever conditions you throw at it. Usefulness: 8/10. It’s perfect for triathletes or those training in all weather conditions, though not much use if you don’t plan on taking it swimming. 8. Garmin Connect Integration What it is: This allows you to sync your watch data with the Garmin Connect app, where you can review detailed stats, set goals, and compare your performance over time. How it helps: Having a hub for all your training data helps you see the bigger picture of your progress. You can analyze trends, adjust your training plan, and stay motivated by seeing improvements over time. Usefulness: 10/10. The integration is seamless, and the app provides valuable insights to fine-tune your training and recovery strategies. Final Thoughts on the Features The Garmin Enduro™ 3 comes with an impressive set of features that truly cater to endurance athletes. Each feature feels purposeful and geared towards improving performance or keeping you on track, whether it’s through data tracking, navigation, or recovery insights. While there are a few small quirks (like solar charging not being a total game-changer), the overall functionality and usefulness of each feature make this watch an excellent investment for athletes serious about their training.

Garmin Enduro™ 3 Review: The Ultimate Watch for Endurance Athletes Hey there! If you're reading this, you're probably one who crave adventure and endurance in every sense of the word. Today, let’s dive deep into the Garmin Enduro™ 3 – the newest release from Garmin that promises to keep up with your wildest endurance dreams. I have to say upfront – this watch is not just another gadget to count steps. It’s the real deal. Whether you're hitting those mountain trails or training for that ultra-marathon, this beast might just be your new best bud. Built Like a Tank, But Light as a Feather Alright, first things first – the design. We know the Garmin Enduro™ 3 isn’t going to win any beauty pageants, but honestly, it doesn’t need to. It's all about functionality. This thing is rugged! It’s like having a tiny tank strapped to your wrist, yet somehow, it doesn’t feel like you’ve got a brick weighing you down. Lightweight but durable – a perfect mix for anyone serious about their training. Battery Life That Just. Won’t. Quit. You know how some watches die right in the middle of your run? Yeah, that’s not happening here. Garmin made sure the Enduro™ 3 is juiced up for the long haul – seriously, the battery life on this thing is amazing. Ultra-runners, hikers, and cyclists rejoice! Whether you're out for hours or days, this watch is made to go the distance with you. Up to weeks of battery life, no joke Solar charging feature keeps you powered under the sun Perfect for long races, expeditions, or just lazy folks who hate charging stuff every night Feature-Packed for Endurance Junkies Now, let’s talk features because honestly, that’s why you’re here, right? The Garmin Enduro™ 3 is a techie’s dream, with more tools than you could ever imagine using in a single run. VO2 Max and Recovery Metrics: You wanna know how hard you're pushing, and how much harder you can push? This feature will give you all that info. GPS Accuracy: Lost in the wilderness? Nah. Garmin’s top-notch GPS keeps you on track, whether you’re running through a concrete jungle or the actual jungle. Customizable Data Screens: Keep all the data you want (and none that you don’t) front and center. Not Just for Runners Sure, the Garmin Enduro™ 3 is a runner’s dream, but it's not just for runners! Cyclists, triathletes, hikers, and even CrossFit enthusiasts can get a ton of value from this powerhouse. The multisport mode means you can track whatever impulsive activity you’re into with just a quick switch of modes. Also, a quick shout-out to the sleep tracking feature – which, let’s be real, is probably telling us all we need more shut-eye! The Price Tag: Worth It? Alright, now here’s the elephant in the room. The Garmin Enduro™ 3 is not cheap. It’s definitely on the pricier side, and I get it – dropping that kind of cash on a watch can be daunting. But here’s the thing – this isn't just a watch. It’s a training partner, a navigator, a coach, and even a motivational buddy when you need it. If you’re serious about endurance sports, this investment will pay off in ways you can’t even count. Final Thoughts on the Garmin Enduro™ 3 So, is the Garmin Enduro™ 3 for you? If you’re the kind of person who thrives on pushing boundaries, whether through long-distance running, cycling, or outdoor adventures, this could be the perfect fit. It’s a tough, feature-packed, and long-lasting piece of gear that’ll help you conquer those goals you’ve been eyeing. Still, if you’re just starting out and aren't doing multi-day ultra-marathons just yet, you might want to look at a more entry-level option. But for the endurance junkies – this watch might just be your new ride-or-die.

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Bastianini beri kejutan, raih kemenangan Sprint GP Thailand

Jakarta (ANTARA) - Pembalap Enea Bastianini (Ducati Lenovo) memberikan kejutan dengan meraih kemenangan balapan pendek Sprint pada rangkaian Grand Prix Thailand di Sirkuit Internasional Chang, Sabtu.

Bastianini menjadi yang tercepat di depan dua pemburu gelar juara dunia musim ini, Jorge Martin (Prima Pramac Racing) dan rekan satu timnya di tim pabrikan, Francesco Bagnaia, yang masing-masing finis di posisi dua dan tiga.

Adapun Bastianini unggul 1,357 detik atas Martin dan 2,372 detik atas Bagnaia setelah balapan solid dan kering di Buriram.

Martin pada awalnya mencoba untuk berada di posisi terdepan saat balapan dimulai. Namun, dua pembalap Ducati yakni polesitter Bagnaia dan Bastianini tidak memberikan kesempatan bagi sang pemuncak klasemen sementara tersebut dengan mudah.

Bastianini segera memimpin di lap pertama, meninggalkan rekan satu tim dan sang pembalap Spanyol. Ia tetap mampu mempertahankan posisi terdepan hingga lap terakhir pada balapan dengan total 13 putaran tersebut.

Sementara itu, Marc dan Alex Marquez (Gresini Racing) mengakhiri balapan pendek di posisi keempat dan kelima.

Melengkapi daftar 10 besar adalah Franco Morbidelli (Prima Pramac Racing), Marco Bezzecchi dan Fabio Di Giannantonio (Pertamina Enduro VR46), Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing), dan Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha).

Di sisi lain, balapan utama GP Thailand akan digelar pada Minggu (27/10) pada pukul 15.00 WIB.

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Check Out the New 2025 GasGas EC 300 GP

GasGas, known for its racing prowess, is bringing a real gem to the dirt with the 2025 EC 300 GP, their first special-edition enduro. And this bike isn’t just another off-roader—it’s a tribute to every GasGas champion who’s ever snagged an enduro world title. Wrapped in a bold, 90s-inspired livery that echoes Paul Edmondson’s 1994 championship-winning machine, this thing is sharp, sleek, and…

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The 5 Best Fitness Watches

In the fast-paced world of fitness technology, the right smartwatch can be a game-changer. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just beginning your fitness journey, a good fitness watch can provide crucial insights, motivate you to reach your goals, and keep you connected. Here’s a review of the five best fitness watches currently on the market, showcasing their features, strengths, and price points.

1. Garmin 010–02540–34 Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar

Price: $899.99

Rating: ★★★★★

The Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar is a premium adventure smartwatch designed for serious outdoor enthusiasts. It combines rugged construction with advanced features, making it a go-to choice for those who love to explore the great outdoors.

Strong Sides:

Solar Charging Capabilities: Extend battery life with solar energy, ideal for long outdoor adventures.

Rugged Design: Built to withstand harsh environments, making it perfect for hiking, climbing, and other outdoor sports.

Comprehensive Health Features: Includes heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and recovery metrics for holistic wellness.

Touchscreen Interface: User-friendly navigation with a vibrant display for easy access to features.

2. POLAR Ignite 2

Price: $299.95

Rating: ★★★★☆

The POLAR Ignite 2 is a versatile fitness smartwatch that offers a perfect blend of style and functionality. With its integrated GPS and wellness tracking, it’s an excellent option for those looking to enhance their fitness routines while enjoying smart features.

Strong Sides:

Integrated GPS: Provides accurate tracking of outdoor activities without needing a phone, making it great for runners and cyclists.

Wrist-Based Heart Monitor: Real-time heart rate monitoring helps optimize your workout intensity.

Personalized Guidance: Offers tailored workout and recovery recommendations based on your fitness level, ensuring you train effectively.

Sleep Tracking: Monitors sleep quality to help improve overall wellness and recovery.

3. Garmin Forerunner 55

Price: $199.99

Rating: ★★★★☆

The Garmin Forerunner 55 is an entry-level GPS running watch that packs a punch with its user-friendly features and impressive battery life. It’s designed for runners who want straightforward tracking without the complexity of more advanced models.

Strong Sides:

Daily Suggested Workouts: Provides tailored workout suggestions to keep your training on track and help you improve.

Long Battery Life: Lasts up to 2 weeks on a single charge, making it perfect for long-distance runners.

GPS Tracking: Accurate distance and pace tracking to help you monitor your progress.

User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive controls for easy navigation, even for beginners.

4. Garmin Venu 2S

Price: $349.99

Rating: ★★★★☆

The Garmin Venu 2S is a stylish smartwatch that doesn’t compromise on functionality. Its advanced health monitoring features and sleek design make it a favorite among fitness enthusiasts who also want a fashionable accessory.

Strong Sides:

Advanced Health Monitoring: Tracks heart rate, stress, sleep, and more, providing comprehensive insights into your well-being.

Smaller Size: Ideal for those who prefer a more compact watch on their wrist without sacrificing features.

Vibrant AMOLED Display: High-quality screen enhances visibility and usability, making it easy to read in any lighting.

Fitness Features: Includes over 25 built-in sports apps and guided workouts, catering to a wide range of activities.

5. Garmin Enduro™ 2

Price: $799.99

Rating: ★★★★★

The Garmin Enduro™ 2 is tailored for ultra-endurance athletes who need a watch that can keep up with their demanding lifestyles. With exceptional battery life and advanced features, it’s designed for those who push their limits.

Strong Sides:

Ultra-Long Battery Life: Designed for endurance athletes with an exceptional battery performance, lasting up to 80 hours in GPS mode.

Solar Charging: Extends battery life further with solar technology, perfect for long treks.

Preloaded Maps: Comes with topographical maps for navigation during outdoor activities, ensuring you stay on track.

Durable Construction: Built to endure tough environments, making it perfect for extreme sports.

Conclusion

Choosing the right fitness watch depends on your specific needs, whether you’re an outdoor adventurer, a casual runner, or someone focused on overall health. Each of these watches offers unique strengths that cater to different types of fitness enthusiasts. The Garmin Fenix 7 and Enduro 2 stand out for their rugged features and battery life, while the POLAR Ignite 2 and Forerunner 55 excel in user-friendly designs and comprehensive tracking capabilities. The Garmin Venu 2S rounds out the list with its stylish aesthetics and advanced health monitoring features. Whatever your fitness goals, one of these watches is sure to enhance your training experience. Happy training!

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Garmin a prezentat noile ceasuri fenix 8 și Enduro 3 în România. (video)

Garmin a organizat pe 27 august 2024, în România, un eveniment în cadrul căruia a prezentat cele mai noi ceasuri inteligente din portofoliul său. Printre noutățile dezvăluite se numără fenix 8 și Enduro 3. Prețurile pentru aceste ceasuri variază între 4.459 RON și 6.439 RON, în funcție de model și specificații. Noile ceasuri Garmin fenix 8 Nouă generație de ceasuri inteligente fenix 8 cu GPS,…

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Can we call home home disaster what happened to the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team?

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Garmin Enduro 3, la montre pour l'ultradistance

Seconde nouveauté Garmin du moment, l’Enduro 3 est une montre connectée destinée aux pratiquants de sports qui ne comptent pas les heures dans leur activité ! Randonnées, cyclisme, VTT, trekking ou trail, l’Enduro 3 répond présente ! La montre connectée Garmin Enduro 3 offre jusqu’à 320 heures d’autonomie en mode GPS grâce à son verre solaire de quoi tenir la distance. Vendue 900 €, elle propose…

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Exploring the World of Mountain Bike Shops

Mountain biking is not just a sport; it's a lifestyle. From adrenaline-pumping downhill descents to serene trail rides through nature, mountain biking offers an experience like no other. Central to this experience is the mountain bike shop, where enthusiasts gather, gear up, and share their passion for off-road cycling. In this article, we delve into the vibrant world of mountain bike shops, exploring their significance, offerings, and the culture they foster.

The Significance of Mountain Bike Shops: Mountain bike shops serve as the hub of the cycling community, providing riders with essential gear, expert advice, and a sense of belonging. Unlike generic sporting goods stores, these shops cater specifically to the needs of mountain bikers, stocking a wide range of bikes, components, apparel, and accessories tailored for off-road adventures. Moreover, they offer specialized services such as bike fitting, maintenance, and repairs, ensuring that riders' equipment is in top condition for tackling rugged terrain.

Beyond retail, mountain bike shops play a crucial role in nurturing a sense of community among cyclists. They serve as meeting points for group rides, where riders of all skill levels come together to explore trails, share tips, and forge friendships. Additionally, many shops organize events, workshops, and races, fostering camaraderie and promoting the sport's growth.

Exploring the Offerings: Stepping into a mountain bike shop is akin to entering a treasure trove for cycling enthusiasts. Here, riders can find everything they need to enhance their riding experience, from high-performance bikes to specialized gear. The inventory typically includes:

Bikes: Mountain bike shops offer a diverse selection of bikes, catering to various disciplines such as cross-country, trail riding, enduro, and downhill. Whether you're a novice rider or a seasoned pro, there's a bike suited to your needs and preferences.

Components: From suspension forks and dropper seatposts to drivetrains and brakes, mountain bike shops stock an array of components to customize and upgrade your ride. Knowledgeable staff can help you select the right parts to optimize performance and comfort.

Apparel: Comfort and protection are paramount when hitting the trails, and mountain bike shops offer a range of apparel designed for off-road riding. This includes moisture-wicking jerseys, padded shorts, protective gear, and durable footwear tailored to withstand rugged terrain and varying weather conditions.

Accessories: In addition to bikes and apparel, mountain bike shops carry a plethora of accessories to enhance your riding experience. This may include hydration packs, bike racks, tools, lights, GPS devices, and nutrition products to keep you fueled during long rides.

Fostering a Cycling Culture: Beyond the products they sell, mountain bike shops play a vital role in fostering a cycling culture that celebrates camaraderie, stewardship, and environmental conservation. Many shops actively engage in community initiatives, such as trail maintenance projects, advocacy campaigns, and youth programs aimed at introducing new generations to the joys of mountain biking.

Moreover, mountain bike shops serve as advocates for responsible riding practices, promoting trail etiquette, and environmental stewardship. By educating riders about Leave No Trace principles and sustainable trail management, they help ensure that trails remain accessible and enjoyable for future generations.

Mountain bike shops are more than just retail outlets; they are vibrant hubs that bring together cyclists, foster community, and support the growth of the sport. Whether you're in need of gear, guidance, or camaraderie, these shops provide a welcoming environment where riders of all backgrounds can come together to share their passion for mountain biking. So, the next time you're gearing up for a trail adventure, remember to pay a visit to your local mountain bike shop and immerse yourself in the excitement of off-road cycling.

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Reliable Information Regarding Running Watches

If you're in the market for the latest running watches or you're looking to become better at it, Garmin offers a best-in-class range of devices that makes it easy. These include a variety of fitness and training metrics in addition to 24/7 health and wellness monitoring and tracking sleep. Also, it comes with sharp, crystal-clear AMOLED touchscreen as well as an assortment of cutting-edge training and performance options. Plus, it's durable and offers a long battery that can last for a long time on a single charge.

If you're an athlete looking to take your workouts to an even higher level, a Garmin running watch is the right way to move. Garmin has earned some name recognition in GPS for its watches. Its running watches feature more advanced performance metrics than Apple, Fitbit, and Samsung. Among those are super-fast GPS lockup, heart rate monitoring for exercising at the appropriate intensity, and some even have blood oxygen measurement levels.

The cheapest models typically provide basic data, while mid-priced and better models are focused on more complex metrics, such as vertical oscillation, which can improve running performance and overall form. Most also allow multisport tracking. These watches can track data from other activities like swimming, cycling, and golfing. The more expensive watches include additional features like music storage as well as NFC payments, and the best Marathon Training can even aid in managing your food intake. Look for a watch that has a lengthy battery life, a high-resolution display, and a customizable face so that you can achieve your desired look.

An Garmin watch with GPS technology lets you pre-define routes and monitor your position during exercise. You can also save music from long walks and also to pay for purchases (like for a post-run smoothie or a cup of coffee) with a feature known as Garmin Pay. Garmin Forerunner 265 Garmin Forerunner 265 is a premium model, with the most advanced GPS along with numerous particular features that are geared towards runners, including stride length, cadence, vertical oscillation.

Running a marathon is an enormous undertaking, and meeting your goal requires dedication and a lot of planning. Whether you're testing yourself for the personal best, raising money to support a cause, or challenging yourself to push your boundaries of fitness Garmin running watches will help to keep in the right direction during your training.

Garmin is a brand that offers running watches with different features which means you're able to select the best one for you. For ultrarunners, we love the Garmin Enduro 2, which comes with a remarkable battery lifespan of up to 40 hours in GPS mode, and offers military-grade endurance. The wearable monitors an array of fitness and health measures, including blood pressure, stress levels also sleep cycles. If you're looking to enter a marathon, look for a model that has Garmin Coach. Coach can drum up a plan of training according to your intended finish time. If you have the best Garmin running watch, you'll be more efficient in your running and train smarter. Consider a device with integrated training programs to make it easier to achieve your goals, as well as a fitness app like Garmin Connect that can make it enjoyable to follow your schedule and to compete with friends.

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THRASHING Mini Bikes in Epic 3 Hour Enduro Race!! | 2023 GPS 180

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Italian Bike Week 2023 nem feledkezik meg a gyökereiről

Az Italian Bike Week második kiadásának zárómérlege egy átütő siker képe: a motorosok, turisták és rajongók közül közel 50 000 látogató vett részt az elmúlt hétvégén Lignano Sabbiadoróban (UD) megrendezett motoros eseményen. A rendezvény négy napja alatt több mint 1200 ingyenes bemutatótúrára került sor, amelyeken a fő motorkerékpár-gyártók legújabb Adventure és Off Road modelljei voltak jelen a legtehetségesebb customizerekkel együtt. Motorosok, rajongók, egyszerű turisták: Lignano Sabbiadoro (UD) turisztikai osztálya szerint az elmúlt hétvégén (szeptember 14-17.) 48 000 látogató vett részt az Italian Bike Week 2023 rendezvényen. A nyár végi motoros rendezvény második kiadása, a Biker Fest International szeptemberi mellékága Olaszország és Európa minden tájáról fogadta a motorosokat, nemcsak Ausztriából, Belgiumból, Horvátországból, Franciaországból, Németországból, Hollandiából, Lengyelországból, Csehországból, Szlovákiából, Szlovéniából és Magyarországról, hanem még Finnországból, Észtországból, Lettországból, sőt Libanonból és Kuvaitból is érkezőket regisztráltak. Lignano, az amerikai író, Ernest Hemingway szerint "Olaszország Floridája", visszatért, hogy eljátssza az "Adria Daytonájának" szerepét: az esemény végső mérlege átütő sikert mutat, és nem csak mennyiségi szempontból. Massimo Brini, Lignano önkormányzatának turisztikai tanácsosa "stratégiai eseményről" beszélt, hogy kiemelje azt a vezető szerepet, amelyet az IBW mostanra Friaul-Venezia Giulia turisztikai "láncában" és a kétkerekű ágazatban is betölt. Brini maga is jelen volt pénteken, a kermesse második napján, 12 órakor, amikor a Nagyszínpadon a szalagátvágási ünnepségen hivatalosan megnyitották az IBW 2023-at. A színpadon a helyi és regionális hatóságokkal (köztük Mauro Bordin, az FVG Regionális Tanácsának elnöke és Laura Giorgi, Lignano Sabbiadoro polgármestere) együtt a rendezvény védnöke Sonia Malisani (korábbi Miss Tourism Italy 2023 és hazánk képviselője a Miss Tourism World 2023 nemzetközi versenyen), a Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) képviselője Giuliano Gemo és Fausto Ricci, a MotoGP korábbi sztárja és a GP of Nations 1984 győztese, az 1988-as Európa GP bajnoka, Fausto Ricci is megjelent. Még több kép az Italian Bike Week 2023-ról a galériában A díszvendégek a szervezők, Moreno és Micke Persello kíséretében a MotoClub Sabbiadoro standjához vonultak, akik kora reggel óta részt vettek az Enduro Moto-Therapy foglalkozásokon. A Lignano Sabbiadoro Tagliamento Rotary Club és három regionális intézet együttműködésével született kezdeményezés célja, hogy a fogyatékkal élő fiúk és lányok megtapasztalhassák az Off Road izgalmát két keréken, lehetőséget adva nekik, hogy "feltöltődjenek" érzelmekkel a nyeregben. Az off-road volt az egyik fő fókusza az Italian Bike Week-nek, egy olyan eseménynek, amelyet minden bizonnyal áthatott a Custom kultúra, de erősen az off-road felé orientálódott, annak minden lejtőjén. Az IBW "off-road" szellemiségét fejezi ki például a Demo Rides új arculata, amely a Biker Festhez képest elhagyja az aszfaltot, hogy a koszt, a sarat és a port keresse. Több mint 1200 ingyenes tesztet hajtott végre a hétvége során a jelenlévő 14 motorgyártó (Aprilia, Beta, Brixton, Honda, Husqvarna, KTM, Malaguti, Moto Guzzi, Motron, Rieju, Sherco, TM Racing, Triumph és Yamaha), akik Lignanóba hozták legújabb Adventure, Enduro, Cross és Scrambler modelljeiket, némi kitérővel a naked, túra és modern klasszikus kategóriákba. A karmoskerekeknek szentelt "játszótér"? Az Off Road Aréna, egy 155 000 m²-es terület, ahol minden tudásszintre alkalmas földutak találhatók, a fő (jó 7 km hosszú) pálya egy legendás verseny, a 12 órás Enduro különleges tesztjének útvonalát követi. Szombaton és vasárnap éppen ez a pálya volt a MotoClub Sabbiadoro által szervezett Enduro Days színhelye: lehetőség a közönség számára, hogy élvezze a tereprali versenyek egyedülálló látványát, de a profi versenyzők és az amatőrök számára is, hogy egy legendás pályán engedjék szabadjára a "gázt". Még mindig az Off Road-ról beszélve, nem volt hiány a kevésbé "pályaorientált" kezdeményezésekből, amelyek azokat célozták meg, akik a korábban "Regularity"-nek nevezett versenyek kalandosabb árnyalatait keresték. Ilyen volt például az Adventure Ride, a trieszti MV Adventure által javasolt 70 km-es terepjáró túrák, vagy a Notturna Tassellata, egy 300 km-es, nem versenyszerű kitartás, amely az Amici del Bicilindrico egyesület vezetésével egészen Szlovéniáig vitte a résztvevőket, fehér utakon, erdőkön és öszvérutakon keresztül. A körülbelül 12 órás időtartam egyfajta tisztelgés kíván lenni a már említett, 1985 és 2004 között Lignanóban megrendezett hosszútávú verseny előtt.   Lapozz a folytatáshoz! Az Italian Bike Week azonban nem feledkezik meg a gyökereiről. A szeptemberi esemény egy olyan rendezvény "leánya", amely 1987 óta hozza el hazánkba a nemzetközi Kustom-kultúra legjavát, és a BFI nyomdokaiba lépve egy olyan Custom Bike Show-t kínál, amely az Olasz Motoros Bajnokság (IMC) és az AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building, a különleges motorkerékpároknak szentelt rangos "világbajnokság" színhelyéül szolgál. A versenyzők között ott lesz az a három építő is, akik júniusban Budapesten, a Harley-Davidson 120. évfordulója alkalmából a dobogót monopolizálták: a bresciai kiválóságok, Mirko Perugini és Matteo Fustinoni (alias Gallery és Hazard), valamint a szlovén Vito Klemenčič (VK). A Harley-Davidson JD of Gallery Motorcycles elnyerte a "Best in Show" címet, míg a VK Custom Works és a Hazard Motorcycle az első helyet szerezte meg az Old Style és a Freestyle osztályban: előbbi egy Flathead alapra épített chopperrel, utóbbi pedig a "Ghisarama" nevű Ironheaddel, amelyet a Riva által Ferruccio Lamborghini számára épített legendás Acquarama 278-as motorcsónak ihletett. A szomszédos Szlovéniát szintén a Custom Creations Garage H-D 'Absurd' motorja képviselte, amely a Baggerek között az első helyen végzett, és ha már Harley-Davidson, a Custom Thom (MN) V-Rodja a Modified H-D kategóriában a versenyt is megnyerte. Szintén Milwaukee-ból érkezett a GDesign (CO) Buell motorja, az XB12 különleges újraértelmezése Scrambler kulcsban, amely az azonos nevű osztályban diadalmaskodott. A trevisói Motor Attitude a maga részéről egy izmos Yamaha V-Maxnak köszönhetően emelte a Streetfighter jogart, akárcsak a japán Samuele Gorni Honda Shadowja, amely a Metric, a nem amerikai cruiser modellek alapján épített különlegességek között tűnt ki. Végül az olaszországi Tolmezzóból, a VM Cycles-től érkezett emberek játszottak "otthon", akik egy nagyon kifinomult BMW R100 RS-t készítettek, amely a Café Racer koronát viselte. Az IMC részéről Micke Persello és az amerikai Motorcycle Dealer képviseletében Onno Wieringa holland újságíró alkotta zsűri végül Alessandro Danini, alias Alearte Motori, a Creation of a Special Live kezdeményezés főszereplője kapta a Moped különdíjat. A varesei gyártó csak itt-ott "újrahasznosított" alkatrészek felhasználásával a hétvége folyamán készített egy oldalkocsit a Benelli motorral hajtott különlegességéhez. Ez a személyre szabás fenntartható oldala, de egyben bizonyíték arra is, hogy a személyre szabásban való kiemelkedéshez a képzelőerő, a kreativitás és a "könyökzsír" sokkal többet számít, mint a drága speciális alkatrészek és az exkluzív utángyártott kiegészítők. Ha már a mopedeknél tartunk, szeptember 16-án, szombaton került megrendezésre a 4. Mods Meet Rockers, a régi robogók és mopedek találkozója, legyen szó akár nagyon eredeti, akár szuperkivitelű robogókról, amelyen a régi Vespák és Lambretták számos rajongója vett részt, de a kis ötvenesek is, amelyek a nyolcvanas és kilencvenes évek legendás "tubonijához" hasonlóan a kezdő motorosok generációit motorizálták. Ez az Italian Bike Week goliardikusabb oldala, amelynek egyik fő kifejezője a Pin Up verseny: a Lady BB által szervezett és Mrs Nym (Myriam Froncillo) által megnyert verseny a vintage nosztalgia szikrázó leheletét hozta a Nagyszínpadra, amely a Bike Wash-ban csúcsosodott ki. Az ötvenes évek stílusú lányok voltak a társszereplői a U.S. Car on the Beach-nek, a nagy amerikai autós találkozónak is, amelyen több mint 200 amerikai gyártmányú autó gyűlt össze. A rendezés? A Cruisin' Magazine és az Old School Garage, a pordenone-i székhelyű csapaté, amely meleg fogadtatásban részesítette az Olaszország minden részéből, sőt külföldről is érkező számos szektor klubot, valamint számos "független" résztvevőt, akik sietve érkeztek. Lapozz a folytatáshoz! Az amerikai autókat Lignano utcáin végigkísérő maxi felvonulás vasárnap reggel a Viale Europa elől indult a közönség tapsa közepette, és a legjobb helyreállított, legeredetibb vagy fényesen átalakított példányok díjátadó ünnepségével ért véget, amelyet egy szakértő zsűri választott ki. Ami a mototurizmust illeti, az FMI "Danilo Vian" MotoClub által javasolt mototúrák sikeresek voltak, lehetővé téve a résztvevők számára, hogy felfedezzék egy olyan régió területét, amely néhány kilométeren belül egyesíti a művészetet és a történelmet, a tengert és a hegyeket, a természetjárást és az enogasztronómiai kiválóságot. A pénteki és szombati útvonalak (kb. 150-200 km) olyan helyeket érintettek, mint a titokzatos, még mindig ismeretlen mélységű Gorgazzo forrásai, Maniago városa, Friuli evőeszköz fővárosa, San Vito al Tagliamento és Valvasone festői középkori falvai, valamint Casarsa della Delizia, Pier Paolo Pasolini szülőhelye. Minden bizonnyal több ezer kilométert tettek meg a nyeregben a Nagy Motorosok, akik péntek este a világ határain tett hőstetteiknek szentelt konferencia főszereplői voltak. Vannak, akik egy Ape motorral szelték át egész Olaszország csizmáját, vannak, akik az Atlanti-óceánon át egészen Tierra del Fuegóig, és vannak olyan fenegyerekek, akik Ciao mopedjeiken a világ legtávolabbi szegleteit is bejárták az északi foktól (Norvégia) Fokvárosig (Dél-Afrika). A kormányon ülő veteránoktól azokig, akik először ültek motorra, pont az Olasz Motoros Héten: a Donne In Moto és a Lucchinelli Experience által kínált tanfolyamokon mintegy 100 kezdő motoros kapott lehetőséget arra, hogy képzett motorosok és oktatók felügyelete mellett szerezzen bizalmat a két keréken. A motorozáshoz közelebb hozni a lányokat és a fiúkat, fiatalokat és idősebbeket, ez a Motorismo hiteles küldetése, amely amellett, hogy szervezője volt ezeknek a motoros élményeknek, az esemény médiapartnere is volt. A hagyományoknak megfelelően a friuli rendezvény egyik legmeghittebb pillanata a szombat esti felvonulás volt: a város utcáin keresztül a Lungomare (vízparti sétány) felé vonuló több ezer motor, quad, oldalkocsi és tricikli látványa, amint a Nap tüzes színrobbanással az Adriai-tengerbe veti magát. Az érzelmekkel teli hangulatot még intenzívebbé tette a hangok, fények és a jubiláló közönség tapsa. Végül élőzenével zárjuk, mert egy motoros szellemiségű fesztivál nem elégszik meg a motorok által biztosított "soundtrack"-kel, hanem méltó rock-kíséretet is igényel. Az Italian Bike Week hétvégéje során olyan együttesek váltották egymást a Nagyszínpadon, mint a 22 Top, az AC/DI, a Smokin' Fingers, a Folk Solution és a Pussy Wagons, akik eredeti dalokkal és legendás darabok feldolgozásával világították be a Luna Park Area-t. Becsületbeli említés Michele Luppi (a Whitesnake "rózsájában" 2015 óta) számára, aki szombat este lépett fel, valamint a Zero Six, egy kizárólag 18 éven aluliakból álló zenekar számára, akiknek az a megtiszteltetés és kitüntetés jutott, hogy zárják ezt a 2023-as kiadást. A szervezők részéről nagy az elégedettség: "Sok olyan rendezvény van, amely a kaland- és terepversenyzésre összpontosít, de mindegyiknek van verseny-, sőt, versenysport íze" - magyarázta Micke Persello. "Ami hiányzott, az egy olyan túraverseny, amely ezeknek a szektoroknak szentelt, amelyek önmagukban a regisztrált piac 50 százalékát teszik ki. Szeretnénk köszönetet mondani minden résztvevőnek és hatóságnak, akik hittek a projektünkben, és mindazoknak, akik keményen dolgoztak a tavalyi siker megismétléséért". Most a 2024. május 9-12. közötti hétvégére, a 38. Biker Fest International rendezvényre került sor. Előbb azonban Padovába repülünk az American Dreamre (október 13-15.): várunk benneteket!ket! 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