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10/05/11, 14:47:41
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Starting on Tuesday and running through Thurdsay, the two wheeled season gets underway at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, at Imola, with the Ducati Riding Experience.
The big development for this year is the addition of the Troy Bayliss Acamedy. The course, which has exceptionally high technical standards, will be taken by the several-times world champion himself in the role of instructor. He'll be there to let you in on all the secrets of successful racetrack riding.
The course is aimed at expert riders who already feel at home on the racetrack and want to learn how to get the most out of their bike's potential. The motorcycles used for the course will - naturally - be the fantastic 1198 SP, a fine concentration of technology and performance. The course is limited to a maximum of four participants on each date, in order for Troy Bayliss to be able to dedicate the time and attention that each individual trainee deserves.
For those that can't ride with Troy Bayliss, there will also be the chance to head out with greats like Marco Lucchinelli, Alessandro Polita, Dario Marchetti and Alessandro Valia.
Additionally, Ducati will benefit from Troy's presence in Italy to have him test the 2012 Superbike for the first time (already run at Nardo last week by Franco Battaini), probably at Mugello. The new machine is expected to feature a chassis similar to that of the Desmosedici MotoGP machine, but made from aluminum.
Y una imagen pototofeada:
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Cosa más rara no ver el chasis multitubular
Starting on Tuesday and running through Thurdsay, the two wheeled season gets underway at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, at Imola, with the Ducati Riding Experience.
The big development for this year is the addition of the Troy Bayliss Acamedy. The course, which has exceptionally high technical standards, will be taken by the several-times world champion himself in the role of instructor. He'll be there to let you in on all the secrets of successful racetrack riding.
The course is aimed at expert riders who already feel at home on the racetrack and want to learn how to get the most out of their bike's potential. The motorcycles used for the course will - naturally - be the fantastic 1198 SP, a fine concentration of technology and performance. The course is limited to a maximum of four participants on each date, in order for Troy Bayliss to be able to dedicate the time and attention that each individual trainee deserves.
For those that can't ride with Troy Bayliss, there will also be the chance to head out with greats like Marco Lucchinelli, Alessandro Polita, Dario Marchetti and Alessandro Valia.
Additionally, Ducati will benefit from Troy's presence in Italy to have him test the 2012 Superbike for the first time (already run at Nardo last week by Franco Battaini), probably at Mugello. The new machine is expected to feature a chassis similar to that of the Desmosedici MotoGP machine, but made from aluminum.
Y una imagen pototofeada:
[Sólo los usuarios registrados pueden ver enlaces.]
Cosa más rara no ver el chasis multitubular