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Husqvarna Enduro Team by CH Racing Team-Presentation 2012
Husqvarna Enduro Team by CH Racing Team-Presentation 2012 Content Husqvarna: the story of enduro Husqvarna Enduro Team by CH Racing The Team Riders o Matti Seistola o Lorenzo Santolino Sanchez o Ricky Dietrich o Juha Salminen o Alex Salvini o Romain Dumontier o Andreas Lettenbichler Races 2012 The bikes o Husqvarna TE250 Factory o Husqvarna TE310 Factory The Sponsors Husqvarna: the story of enduro Husqvarna is a synonym for enduro. Before the term enduro was coined every country had its own name for the sport. The first European title in "regolarità", as it was called in Italy, was taken by Husqvarna in 1982 with Italian Gualtiero Brissoni in the saddle. After several European titles were taken by iconic names such as Thomas Gustavsson and Sven Erik Jonsson, in 1990 the sport was given the title World Enduro Championship by the FIM and Otakar Kotrba won the honour for Husqvarna, the first in a long series. To date Husqvarna has taken 49 world enduro titles and a total of 82 in motocross, enduro and supermotard events in the company's 100+ year history. Enduro is endurance, in all conditions with special tests over different types of terrain. Both rider and bike must reach the finish line after many hours of off-road trails without any external assistance apart from the brief time controls. It is the experience gained from these victories that has produced the Husqvarna enduro series, which year by year incorporate the technical advances made on the tracks. In 2012 Husqvarna will officially compete in the Enduro World Championship, represented by Team CH Racing, and will also be present at major national events in Spain, France, Germany, UK, Italy, the U.S., Australia and Japan. -
New KTM 950 Super Enduro R Makes Its Debut at Famous Erzberg Rodeo!
KTM PRESS New KTM 950 Super Enduro R makes its debut at famous Erzberg Rodeo! KTM presented the toughest, performance-oriented Hard Enduro ever produced at the just completed, legendary Erzberg Rodeo. Factory team rider David Knight won the two-cylinder King class category on the new 950 Super Enduro R while Giovanni Sala more than met the challenge with his start in the Red Bull Hare Scramble on the brand new 950 Super Enduro R. The new 950 Super Enduro R had already created a real stir when it was first presented at the latest EICMA Motor Show in Milan where a motorcycle manufacturer had never before shown such a powerful Enduro of this type. Not surprising then that seldom has there been such excitement and suspense as when the 950 Super Enduro R went out to race for the first time. Offroad Superlative KTM has drawn on the wealth of experience that has given the company victory in countless offroad events and, as a logical consequence of this success with single-cylinder machines, has now produced the first two-cylinder Hard Enduro. And as the name suggests, the latest development coming out of the Mattighofen, Austria factory represents nothing short of a new offroad superlative. This 98 hp bike weighs just 190 kg and with it’s uncompromisingly, first class chassis components is the perfect representation of the KTM philosophy “Ready to Race”. Performance rich and total control At the very heart of the new Super Enduro R is the well-known LC8 engine with a displacement of 942 ccm. -
2005 Paris Dakar KTM Web Site Daily Rally Reports
KTM Web Site 2005 Paris Dakar KTM Web Site Daily Rally Reports 2/1/2005 Page 1 of 64 KTM Web Site Table of Contents 1 Scrutineering........................................................................................................................... 3 2 1st Stage.................................................................................................................................. 5 3 2nd Stage ................................................................................................................................. 7 4 3rd Stage................................................................................................................................ 10 5 4th Stage................................................................................................................................ 13 6 5th Stage................................................................................................................................ 15 7 6th Stage................................................................................................................................ 18 8 7th Stage................................................................................................................................ 21 9 8th Stage................................................................................................................................ 24 10 9th Stage................................................................................................................................ 27 11 Rest Day .............................................................................................................................. -
Good Practice Examples of Regional and Sub-Regional Strategies in Coal Regions in Transition
Good practice examples of regional and sub-regional strategies in coal regions in transition CONTACT [email protected] AUTHORS START team January 2021 Supported by the 2 Good practice examples of regional and sub-regional strategies in coal regions in transition Table of contents Preface ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 Executive summary �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 Key insights and conclusions ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 Transition can offer an opportunity for spurring regional reinvention ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������3 Strategies for transition need to be ‘smart’, building on a region’s context, resources, and assets ������������������������������������������4 Strategies for transition require a comprehensive approach to preparation and development ������������������������������������������������4 Wide reaching stakeholder engagement helps build consensus and ‘buy in’ on transition strategies and actions ���������������������4 Transition strategy formulation and implementation can be strengthened by combining ‘top-down’ and ‘bottom-up’ approaches �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������4 Local governments need to be empowered to take a leadership -
FIM 250Cc RELIABILITY (1968-80)/ ENDURO (1981-89) EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 250Cc (1990-93;1998-2003)/ >175 Cc (1994-97) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
FIM 250cc ENDURO EUROPEAN AND WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 250cc RELIABILITY (1968-80)/ ENDURO (1981-89) EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 250cc (1990-93;1998-2003)/ >175 cc (1994-97) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1968 1. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 2. Hans Weber East Germany MZ 3.? Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 4.? Zdeněk Češpiva Czechoslovakia 1969 1. František Mrázek (1st) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 3. Josef Rabas Czechoslovakia Jawa 4. ? 5. Lars-Erik Johansson Sweden 1970 1. František Mrázek (2nd) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 3. Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 1971 1. František Mrázek (3rd) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 3. Werner Salewsky East Germany MZ 1972 1. František Mrázek (4th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 3. Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 1973 1. František Mrázek (5th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Petr Čemus Czechoslovakia Jawa 3. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 4-8 ? 9. Kurt Gustavsson Sweden 10. Sven-Erik Hillman Sweden 1974 1. Jiří Stodulka (1st) Czechoslovakia Jawa 3.0 2. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 12.2 3. Bruno Ferrari Italy KTM 17.2 4. Kurt Seidel East Germany MZ 76.9 5. Klaus Halser East Germany MZ 114.7 6. Josef Rabas Czechoslovakia Jawa 138.8 7. Vills-Gunnars Brounis USSR Jawa 211.0 8. José Pibernat Spain Bultaco 547.2 9. Herbert Gajer Poland Jawa 1163.1 10. Andrei Ozols USSR Jawa 2383.0 1 FIM 250cc ENDURO EUROPEAN AND WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 11. František Mrázek Czechoslovakia Jawa 4.2/R 12. -
2011 Results Ebrxvii Harescram
26.06.2011 Platz Vorname Name Sart Nr. Nat Marke Typ CP: START CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 CP11 CP12 CP13 CP14 CP15 CP16 CP17 CP18 CP19 CP20 Gesamtzeit 1 Tadeusz Blazusiak 3 POL KTM 250EXC 20 ZIEL Erzberg-Arena KTM Factory Team 12:00:00 00:01:43 00:03:48 00:03:14 00:02:38 00:02:48 00:02:45 00:07:00 00:02:20 00:04:34 00:04:22 00:03:34 00:05:03 00:03:06 00:11:00 00:20:33 00:23:44 00:07:52 00:03:30 00:11:01 00:07:28 2:12:03 2 Dougie Lampkin 25 GBR Gas Gas EC300E 20 ZIEL Erzberg-Arena Factory Gas Gas 12:00:00 00:02:27 00:04:20 00:03:58 00:02:38 00:03:10 00:02:57 00:07:25 00:03:06 00:05:09 00:05:21 00:03:49 00:06:24 00:04:15 00:11:06 00:22:26 00:19:47 00:06:52 00:04:00 00:11:10 00:08:21 2:18:41 3 Jonny Walker 4 GBR KTM 300 EXC 20 ZIEL Erzberg-Arena KORR 12:00:00 00:01:40 00:03:52 00:03:45 00:02:23 00:02:49 00:02:48 00:07:21 00:03:35 00:05:49 00:05:20 00:03:45 00:07:20 00:03:27 00:12:27 00:22:34 00:29:53 00:11:05 00:07:47 00:12:20 00:09:27 2:39:27 4 Ben Hemingway 20 GBR KTM 300 EXC 20 ZIEL Erzberg-Arena Eurotek KTM 12:00:00 00:02:32 00:04:15 00:04:12 00:03:15 00:03:19 00:03:15 00:09:03 00:02:40 00:06:59 00:07:23 00:04:25 00:09:22 00:04:31 00:12:25 00:29:30 00:21:09 00:10:34 00:05:47 00:13:48 00:10:46 2:49:10 5 Xavier Galindo 44 ESP Husaberg TE 300 20 ZIEL Erzberg-Arena Husaberg Factory 12:00:00 00:02:37 00:04:39 00:04:33 00:02:56 00:03:28 00:03:16 00:08:08 00:05:00 00:07:17 00:08:49 00:05:20 00:07:51 00:05:11 00:16:50 00:29:30 00:31:15 00:10:19 00:05:12 00:11:13 00:09:21 3:02:45 6 Dan Hemingway 36 GBR KTM 300 EXC 20 ZIEL Erzberg-Arena -
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Research ideas on how to plan and design natural environments based on evidence- based health design and validated guidelines in order to maximise the potential health benefits for all Stigsdotter, Anna Ulrika Karlsson; Nilsson, Kjell Svenne Bernhard Published in: ELCA research workshop Publication date: 2011 Document version Publisher's PDF, also known as Version of record Citation for published version (APA): Stigsdotter, A. U. K., & Nilsson, K. S. B. (2011). Research ideas on how to plan and design natural environments based on evidence-based health design and validated guidelines in order to maximise the potential health benefits for all. In ELCA research workshop: green city Europe - for a better life in European cities (pp. 33-37). European Landscape Contractors Association (ELCA). Download date: 04. Oct. 2021 ELCA Research Workshop Green City Europe – for a better life in European cities www.green-city.eu ELCA Member Countries Table of contents 1 ELCA................................................................................................................................................. 4-5 The President’s Message.................................................................................................................4 FI Introduction.........................................................................................................................................5 2 GrEEn City EuropE.................................................................................................................. 6-11 NO France -
Green City Europe – for a Better Life in European Cities
ELCA Research Workshop Green City Europe – for a better life in European cities www.green-city.eu ELCA Member Countries FI NO SE RU DK IE UK NL PL BE DE LU CZ FR CH AT HU PT ES GR MT Partner countries/associations Canada China Japan USA European Arboricultural Council Table of contents 1 ELCA................................................................................................................................................. 4-5 The President’s Message.................................................................................................................4 Introduction.........................................................................................................................................5 2 GrEEn City EuropE.................................................................................................................. 6-11 France The Green City in France – Cité Verte ..............................................................................7 Germany Die Grüne Stadt-Foundation in Germany .....................................................................6 Hungary Green City Hungary – Zöld Város Magyarország ........................................................8 Italy Green City Italia ........................................................................................................................9 The Netherlands The Green City in the Netherlands ................................................................10 United Kingdom The UK Green Forum – communicating the benefits of plants and -
David Knight Press Release Erzberg
PRESS RELEASE David Knight Press Release Red Bull KTM Off Road Race Team Knighter opts not to compete at Erzberg ‘08 Red Bull KTM Off Road Team rider and current leader of the ’08 US Grand National Cross Country series David Knight has made the difficult decision not to compete in the ’08 edition of the world famous Erzberg Rodeo, staged in Eisenerz, Austria. Following discussions with the Red Bull KTM Off Road Team after the sixth round of the US GNCC series it was decided that due to increased testing commitments it would be best for Knight not to compete in the word’s toughest one-day extreme race. Although more than 40 pints ahead of his nearest XC1 Pro class rival in the ’08 US GNCC series Knight is focused on claiming the best results he can in the three events that remain before the championships two-month summer break. Heading to Austria on Monday, May 19 for several days of testing Knight would have next to no time to prepare himself for the Erzberg event. David Knight: “My goal this season is to successfully defend my US Grand National Cross Country title, which is why I have decided not to compete at Erzberg this year. Things are going extremely well for me in the States at the moment and I have a 41‐point lead in the XC1 Pro class championship, which is largely due to having spent many, many hours practicing, training, testing and racing on my 450 XC‐W. The down side of all this time spent riding my 450 is that I have had no time to prepare for Erzberg, where I planned on riding a 250cc two‐stroke. -
Enduro World Championship Classification - Overall Gp Germany
Enduro World Championship Classification - Overall Gp Germany O CL RIDER MOTORCYCLE NAT FMN TEAM POINTS SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE SWEDEN SLOVAKIA GREECE GERMANY 1 E2 Juha SALMINEN KTM FIN SML KTM Racing 343 22 20 25 25 12 20 25 25 25 22 22 25 25 25 25 2 E3 Samuli ARO KTM FIN SML KTM Racing 300 16 22 15 22 22 25 14 18 22 22 20 20 20 20 22 3 E1 Stefan MERRIMAN Yamaha AUS FMI UFO Corse Yamaha Belgarda 292 20 11 18 9 25 7 25 15 15 13 25 25 22 22 20 20 4 E3 David KNIGHT KTM GBR ACU D3 Racing 276 18 18 20 16 15 22 11 22 20 20 16 18 16 13 13 18 5 E3 Ivan CERVANTES KTM SPA RFME KTM Farioli 222 25 25 22 20 20 4 13 6 14 18 4 15 13 11 6 6 6 E3 Mika AHOLA Husqvarna FIN SML Husqvarna CH Racing 196 13 13 16 15 4 20 8 20 16 10 12 11 8 14 16 7 E2 Paul EDMONDSON Honda GBR ACU Honda Racing Fast Eddy 173 9 6 3 14 18 13 1 14 5 12 13 11 7 9 16 22 8 E1 Simone ALBERGONI Honda ITA FMI Honda HM Zanardo 164 6 14 12 7 10 10 1 9 18 14 15 18 15 15 9 E1 Bartos OBLUCKI Yamaha POL FMI UFO Corse Yamaha Belgarda 156 7 2 9 6 13 6 22 12 9 2 14 9 18 15 12 10 E3 Anders ERIKSSON Husqvarna SWE SVEMO Husqvarna CH Racing 156 12 15 11 13 11 18 12 15 2 10 12 7 9 9 11 E2 Arnau VILANOVA Honda SPA RFME Honda MOTORGAS 144 15 12 7 10 2 13 10 8 11 13 1 10 18 14 12 E3 Marko TARKKALA Husaberg FIN SML Husaberg Motor AB Sweden 131 14 16 14 18 10 18 9 5 9 5 13 13 E1 Petteri SILVAN KTM FIN SML KTM Racing 130 10 10 6 8 5 16 16 2 6 5 6 14 14 4 8 14 E2 Alessandro BOTTURI KTM ITA FMI KTM Farioli 98 11 5 13 11 16 2 11 12 16 1 15 E3 Bjorne CARLSSON Husaberg SWE SVEMO Husaberg Motor AB Sweden 83 -
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Transitioning Beyond Coal: Lessons from the Structural Renewal of Europe’S Old Industrial Regions
Crawford School of Public Policy Centre for Climate Economics and Policy ___________________________________________________________________________ Transitioning beyond coal: Lessons from the structural renewal of Europe’s old industrial regions CCEP Working Paper 1709 November 2017 Stephanie Campbell Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute, University of Melbourne [email protected] Professor Lars Coenen Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute, University of Melbourne [email protected] Abstract It is often assumed that a transition to a low-carbon future will have highly disruptive and potentially devastating effects on coal regions and their communities. However, evidence from the experience of industrial decline and attempted renewal in Europe’s old industrial regions demonstrates that successful regional transition is—while not inevitable—indeed possible. Fundamental transformation of existing industrial, institutional, social and technological structures is not an easy nor straightforward process but fraught with the challenges of creative destruction: while new industrial activities and structures emerge, existing ones are broken down. Drawing on the literature of regional resilience and innovation, the paper offers lessons, insights and cautionary warnings from the experience of renewal initiatives in Europe’s old industrial regions and illustrates the ways in which some of the seeds for a ‘just’ regional transitions to zero-carbon economies may, in fact, lie in a careful understanding of the potential to build on the specific historical context of the regions industrial development and capabilities. | THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Key words: coal transition, old industrial regions, regional development, regional innovation JEL codes: O38 and R11 Suggested citation: Campbell, S., Coenen, L. (2017), Transitioning beyond coal: Lessons from the structural renewal of Europe’s old industrial regions, CCEP Working Paper 1709, November 2017.