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Mc Street 2016 History
MC STREET 2016 HISTORY Ever since the company was founded in 1976, Öhlins has represented The success continued in road racing and soon also in the automotive the very pinnacle of suspension technology and firmly rooted itself as segment, in racing as well as in rally, all adding to the motorsport an intricate part of the motorsport industry, underpinning countless pedigree. But don’t think that Öhlins was content, not for a minute. world titles. That very technology has subsequently been adopted The company continued to grow, adding electronically controlled, not only as the gold standard of aftermarket suspension, but is also semi-active suspension to its portfolio under the trademark CES. by car and motorcycle manufacturers around the world. Today, this technology has revolutionized the car industry and can be found in a wide range of products from premium car manufacturers. Back in the 1960’s, Kenth Öhlin was an up-and-coming motocross rider and showed an innate talent for mechanics. He knew how to In the 1980’s, Öhlins’ achievements got the bring the best out of his material and soon he saw himself engaged attention of industrial giants and in 1987, in modifying his competitor’s bikes. By the time he started his Öhlins was acquired by Yamaha. Under business he had already designed exhaust pipes, engines and – of the Japanese ownership, Öhlins had the course – shock absorbers. necessary financial stability to develop into a dominating player in the industry. Twenty ÖHLINS IN NUMBERS Öhlins soon became synonymous with advanced suspension. The years later, Öhlins was considered better off products were not only superior in terms of technology, but as Mr. -
GENERAL CATALOGUE 2019 Our History Is Our Future
Ride Regina. Be one of us! P.C13D19EC GENERAL CATALOGUE 2019 Our history is our future. The Wall of Champions. In 2019, Regina will celebrate its Innocenti’s “Lambretta”. The original Bayliss, Biaggi, Lorenzo, Rossi, by combining innovation with an 100th anniversary. The company design of Lambretta did not have a Everts, Cairoli, Herlings, Eriksson, outstanding and consistently high quality 1949 Bruno Ruffo 250cc Class 1974 Phil Read 500cc Class 1987 Jorge Martinez 80cc Class 1995 Petteri Silvan Enduro 125cc 2003 Anders Eriksson Enduro 400cc 2011 Antonio Cairoli MX1 was founded in 1919, initially transmission by chain, but after the Prado, level has allowed Regina 1950 Umberto Masetti 500cc Class 1974 M. Rathmell Trial 1987 Virginio Ferrari TT F1 1995 Anders Eriksson Enduro 350cc 2003 Juha Salminen Enduro 500cc 2011 Ken Roczen MX2 1950 Bruno Ruffo 125cc Class 1975 Paolo Pileri 125cc Class 1987 John Van Den Berk 125cc MX 1995 Jordi Tarrés Trial 2004 James Toseland WSBK 2011 Greg Hancock Speedway manufacturing chains and freewheels problems experienced with the cardan and Remes to be a market leader, 1951 Carlo Ubbiali 125cc Class 1975 Walter Villa 250cc Class 1987 Jordi Tarrés Trial 1995 Kari Tiainen Enduro 500cc 2004 Stefan Everts MX1 2012 Marc Marquez Moto 2 for bicycles. In those days, the transmission, the company asked for appreciated the enabling it to serve 1951 Bruno Ruffo 250cc Class 1975 R. Steinhausen/J. Huber Sidecar 1988 Jorge Martinez 80cc Class 1996 Max Biaggi 250cc Class 2004 Juha Salminen Enduro 2 2012 Max Biaggi WSBK -
Sommaire Communication
X-Trial des Nations 2015 : l’Équipe de France dévoilée Événement marquant la fi n de la saison de Trial Indoor, le X-Trial des Nations 2015, organisé présence des 8 premiers du classement 2014 par le Moto Club de la Gaude, se déroulera le Roulage Moto Vitesse sur le circuit Salons, EXpos tels que Maikel Melero (ESP), Remi Bizouard 3 avril prochain au Palais Nikaia de Nice (06). de Mérignac (33) Plus d’infos sur ffmo.org - rubrique France Moto (FR), Brice Izzo (FRA), Libor Podmol (CZE) sans Sur proposition de la Direction Technique Depuis le 1er mars 2015, le moto club K.D.M. oublier notre champion du monde 2013, David Nationale, l’Équipe de France FFM sera organise sur le circuit de Mérignac des roulages, Salon du 2 Roues de Lyon Rinaldo. entraînements et stages de tous niveaux. La composée de : La 22e édition du Salon du 2 Roues de Lyon Informations et réservations : www.fmx-tours.com licence FFM ou un Pass Circuit est obligatoire. - Alexandre Ferrer (Sherco) (69) se tiendra du 13 au 15 mars à Eurexpo. Le tarif est à partir de 60 € si inscription 1 mois - Loris Gubian (Gas Gas) Conforté par une édition 2014 couronnée de Moto-Cross de Neuze avant minimum. La location de la moto et de la succès (plus de 30 000 visiteurs) le salon prend Le moto-club Airvaudais organise son 52ème Une place sur le podium sera l’objectif combinaison de cuir sont possibles. cette année encore une nouvelle envergure : Motocross le dimanche 29 mars 2015 sur le circuit poursuivi par l’Équipe de France pour cette Toutes les dates et les infos sur www.kdm-kids. -
500Cc 1947-1984)/ FIM MOTOCROSS of NATIONS (2004-
FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS FIM MOTOCROSS DES NATIONS (1947-2003) (500cc 1947-1984)/ FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS (2004- ) Year Posn Nation Riders Points 1947 1. UK A (1st) Bill Nicholson, Bob Ray, Fred Rist - 2. Belgium B Jean Frenay, Marcel Meunier, Victor Govaerts - 3. Belgium A Auguste Mingels, Albert van Hove, Lambert Pelhaes - 4. UK B Eddie Bessant, Jim Alves, Allan Jefferies - 5. - 1948 1. Belgium (1st) Marcel Cox, Nic Jansen, André Milhoux - 2. UK Hugh Vinney, Geoff Duke, Basil Hall - 3. Netherlands Arend Heida, Albert Koning, Joop van Heukelom - 4. - 1949 1. UK (2nd) Harold Lines, Bob Manns, Ray Scovelli - 2. Belgium Nic Jansen, Victor Leloup, Robert Pickart - 3. Sweden Lennart Karlström, Olle Nygren, Berndt Hasselrot - 4. - 1950 1. UK (3rd) Harold Lines, John Draper, Basil Hall - 2. Sweden Olle Nygren, Eric Ericsson, Helge Brinkeback - 3. Belgium Marcel Cox, Albert Meert, Victor Leloup - 4. - 1951 1. Belgium (2nd) Nic Jansen, Victor Leloup, Marcel Meunier - 2. UK Brian Stonebridge, Geoff Ward, John Draper - 3. France Gilbert Brassine, Henri Frantz, Jacques Charrier - 4. - 1952 1. UK (4th) Phil Nex, Brian Stonebridge, Geoff Ward - 2. Belgium August Mingels, Victor Leloup, André van Heuverzwijn - 3. Sweden Hans Danielsson, Eje Bergman, Kuno Johansson - 4. Netherlands Frans Baudouin, Joop van Heukelom, Albert Koning - 5. - 1953 1. UK (5th) Les Archer, John Draper, Geoff Ward - 2. Belgium Victor Leloup, Auguste Mingels, René Baeten - 3. Sweden Lasse Gustavsson, Kuno Johansson, Bill Nilsson - 4. 1954 1. UK (6th) Dave Curtis, Brian Stonebridge, Geoff Ward - 2. Sweden Bill Nilsson, Kuno Johansson, Gunnar Eriksson - 3. Belgium Victor Leloup, André van Heuverzwijn, Nic Jansen - 4. -
Pure Racing Breed Now Within Reach the Alchemists Kenth Öhlin
PERFORMANCE ÖHLINS ADVANCED SUSPENSION TECHNOLOGY #2 2006 Kenth Öhlin -The Soul of the Brand Meet the man behind the Öhlins brand. Since 1976, he has been dedicated to offer the best possible suspension tech- nology for motor enthusiasts around the world. The Alchemists From the deep forests of the Swedish inland, the most exquisite components are made by passionate hands. Performance Magazine visits the alchemists that turn metal into gold. Pure Racing Breed Now Within Reach A new era is just about to change the way we look at high tech front forks. The FGR700 is nothing but pure racing technology. Dear reader I am very proud to present this second issue of PERFORMANCE in connection to our 30-year anniversary here at Öhlins Racing. We will of course present our new technologies and products that will be launched during this autumn but we will spend quit some time to look back in the rear-view mirror, with interviews with members of the staff that has been a part of our company since the beginning. We also want to give you the inside stories of some of our most faithful suppliers and distributors. It has been quit a journey, from the day I started this company back in 1976 up until today with approximately 200 employees, hundreds of suppliers, more then 20 OEM partners, distributors in 50 countries and thousands of dealers that can offer our prod- ucts to the enthusiasts on the street and off-road all over the world. I must not forget all the great professional riders, drivers and teams that put their faith in our products and support in the outermost demanding situations where every second counts and every flaw is the difference between winning and loosing. -
12P Motul UK 4/09/07 11:52 Page 3 12P Motul UK 4/09/07 11:52 Page 4
12p motul UK 4/09/07 11:51 Page 1 A99629 - Photos DR www.motul.com 12p motul UK 4/09/07 11:51 Page 2 A99629 - Photos DR Factory Line 12p motul UK 4/09/07 11:52 Page 3 12p motul UK 4/09/07 11:52 Page 4 Thanks to Motul’s involvement in racing activities with the leading motorsport teams, our cutting-edge technology is now available to the general public with an up-to-the-minute range: Factory Line Motor racing offers an invaluable test bench when developing new products, allowing them to be tested and approved in the most extreme conditions. 100% Synthetic lubricants, double Ester Technology… Motul permanently invests in Research & Development and is building a name more than ever before as the leading motor- sport specialist. The latest products in the now famous 300V range are the perfect illustration of the brand’s technological expertise and capacity for innovation, which over the years have resulted in an enviable list of achievements, including some thirty World Championship titles and victories in all the major motorsport 300V 300V 5W40 300V 5W40 events. 1971 2000 2005 1 12p motul UK 4/09/07 11:52 Page 5 MOTOCROSS TRIAL 1986 250cc Jacky Vimond (FRA) Yamaha 1976 Yrjo Vesterinen (FIN) Bultaco 1987 125cc John Van Den Berk (NL) Yamaha 1977 Yrjo Vesterinen (FIN) Bultaco 1988 125cc Jean-Michel Bayle (FRA) Honda 1978 Yrjo Vesterinen (FIN) Bultaco 1989 250cc Jean-Michel Bayle (FRA) Honda 1979 Bernie Schreiber (GER) Bultaco 1993 125cc Pedro Tragter (NL) Suzuki 250cc Greg Albertyn (RSA) Honda 1998 500cc Andrea Bartolini (ITA) Yamaha ENDURO -
FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MX3 Orehova Vas 1,703 Km TOTAL
FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MX3 Orehova vas 1,703 Km TOTAL Pos No. Name Machine Nation FMN R1. R2. Total points 1 78 Yves DEMARIA KTM F FFM 20 25 45 2 1 Sven BREUGELMANS KTM B FMB-BMB 25 20 45 3 15 Christian BEGGI Honda I FMI 22 22 44 4 115 Marc RISTORI Honda CH FMS 18 18 36 5 5 Enrico ODDENINO Honda I FMI 16 14 30 6 8 Saso KRAGELJ Yamaha SLO AMZS 13 15 28 7 6 Martin ZERAVA Honda CZ ACCR 14 13 27 8 14 Jaka MOŽE Honda SLO AMZS 12 12 24 9 17 Miroslav KUCIREK HONDA CZ ACCR 7 11 18 10 200 Roman JELEN Suzuki SLO AMZS 0 16 16 11 21 Bader MANNEH KTM SM FSM 6 9 15 12 7 Michael STAUFER KTM A OAMTC 15 0 15 13 112 Petr BARTOS Suzuki CZ ACCR 8 5 13 14 103 Vincent COLLET Suzuki B FMB-BMB 9 4 13 15 93 Mario HIRSCHMUGL KTM A OAMTC 5 7 12 16 12 Michal KADLECEK Yamaha CZ FMS 11 0 11 17 26 David ČADEK KTM CZ ACCR 0 10 10 18 70 Jurgen VAN NOOTEN KTM B FMB-BMB 10 0 10 19 19 Oswald REISINGER Honda A OAMTC 0 8 8 20 20 Cristian STEVANINI Suzuki I FMI 0 6 6 21 161 Peter REITBAUER Honda A OAMTC 3 1 4 22 95 Christoph LACKNER Yamaha A OAMTC 4 0 4 23 91 Marek VITEZLAV KTM CZ ACCR 0 3 3 24 40 Frederic WEIGERT Yamaha B FMB-BMB 1 2 3 25 167 Dario DAPOR Honda GER DMSB 2 0 2 26 38 Miha ŠPINDLER Honda SLO AMZS 0 0 0 27 163 Stefan ZIEGLER Honda A OAMTC 0 0 0 28 62 Fabio FERRARI KTM SM FSM 0 0 0 29 35 Julien VINCENT Honda F FFM 0 0 0 30 132 Henrik ISGREN Honda LUX MUL 0 0 0 31 58 Gianluca FACCIOLI Honda SM FSM 0 0 0 32 104 Tom JANSSENS Kawasaki B DMSB 0 0 0 33 54 Dimitri VANHOENACKER KTM B FMB-BMB 0 0 0 34 160 Tony BOGAERT Suzuki B FMB-BMB 0 0 0 35 105 Laszlo CZUNI Honda HUN MAMS 0 0 0 36 75 Alan BOECHAT Honda CH FMS 0 -- 0 37 42 Kenny VAN HERCK Yamaha B FMB-BMB 0 0 0 38 37 Danijel BOŽIČ KTM CRO HMS 0 0 0 39 60 Luca ANDREANI Honda SM FSM 0 0 0 40 30 Jussi Eemeli NIKKILÄ Yamaha FIN SML 0 -- 0 Name Name R1. -
Arrow and Off-Road: a Long-Lasting
So successful was he at creating improved horsepower and power delivery through his new exhaust systems, that Giorgio made a decision not to compete any longer and concentrate on producing exhausts and other performance oriented parts for off-road motorcycles, with a range of handlebars and exhaust systems (mainly for two-strokes engines) designed and developed together with Michele Rinaldi, at the time the Arrow and Off-Road: 125cc-class World Champion. Activities soon moved to the higher classes and Arrow’s commitment in a long-lasting tradition off-road races was repaid in 1987, when Georges Jobé won the 500cc-class World Championship. This outstanding success in the two-stroke era led to Arrow deciding to also get involved in the emerging four-stroke off-road motorcycle market, beginning the next chapter in Arrow’s history. Giorgio did not select an easy path, choosing to concentrate on exhausts In 1985, Arrow’s founder, Giorgio Giannelli, an off-road and parts for motorcycles to be ridden in the World’s toughest terrain, the rider, was just a couple of steps away from becoming sand-roads and dunes of the infamous Paris-Dakar rallies. Once again, a professional when he decided to improve the hard work achieved results, with Edi Orioli winning the 1988 Paris-Dakar, performance of the motorcycles he was riding. So began using an Arrow exhaust system that started with something that it is now inherent in Arrow’s dual purpose motorcycle exhausts, the –PD suffix in Arrow Special Parts, with the company’s initial focus some of the product codes. -
Palmares Championnats De France
Palmares du Championnat de France depuis sa création 2015 2014 2013 Elite Mx 1Cédric Soubeyras (Honda) Elite Mx 2 Dylan Ferrandis (Kawasaki) Junior Nicolas Dercourt (Yamaha) Cadet Bastien Guillaume (Ktm) SX1Fabien Izoird ( Suzuki) SX2 Romain Berthome (Honda) SX 125 Dan Houzet (KTM) Nat. Open Mx1 Yann Charron (Kawasaki) Nat. Mx 2 Thibault Laurent (Honda) 2012 2011 2010 Elite Mx 1 Sébastien Pourcel (Kawasaki) Elite Mx 1 Xavier Boog (Kawasaki) Elite Mx 1 Xavier Boog (Kawasaki) Elite Mx 2 Valentin Teillet (Kawasaki) Elite Mx 2 Nicolas Aubin (KTM) Elite Mx 2 Steven Frossard (Kawasaki) Junior Paul Stauder (KTM) Junior Simon Mallet (Yamaha) Junior Jordi Tixier (KTM) Cadet David Herbreteau (Kawasaki) Cadet Thomas Do (ktm) Cadet Nicolas Dercourt (Yamaha) SX Mx1 Cédric Soubeyras (Honda) SX Mx1 Fabien Izoird ( Suzuki) SX Open Fabien Izoird ( Suzuki) SX Mx2 Josse Sallefranque (Honda) SX Mx2 Jason Clermont (Honda) SX 125 Mickaël Levreau (KTM) SX Junior Yannis Irsuti (Yamaha) SX Junior Gaetan Le Hir (Yamaha) SX 85 Espoir Dan Houzet (KTM) Nat. Open Mx1 Alexandre Lefrancois (Kawasaki) Nat. Open Mx1 Yann Charron (Kawasaki) Nat. Open Mx1 Pierrick Roncin (Kawasaki) Nat. Mx 2 Thibault Laurent (Honda) Nat. Mx 2 Laurent Thibault (Honda) Nat. Mx 2 Alexandrea Lefrançois (Honda) 2009 2008 2007 Elite Mx 1 David Vuillemin (Kawasaki) Elite Mx 1 Sébastien Pourcel (Kawasaki) Elite Open Sébastien Pourcel (Kawasaki) Elite Mx 2 Marvin Musquin (KTM) Elite Mx 2 Steven Frossard (Kawasaki) Elite 125 Nicolas Aubin (Yamaha) Junior Richard Fura (Yamaha) Junior 125 Mathias Bellino (Yamaha) Junior 125 Cédric Soubeyras (Yamaha) Cadet Maxime Desprey (Yamaha) Cadet Dyland Ferrandis (Yamaha) Cadet 80 Jason Clermont (Honda) SX Open Fabien Izoird (Suzuki) SX Open Cyrille Coulon (Suzuki) SX Open Benjamin Coisy(honda) SX 85 Espoir Maxime Desprey (Yamaha) SX 85 Espoir Dylan Ferrandis (Yamaha) SX 125 Marvin Musquin(Kawasaki) Nat. -
The Celebration of the 2007 Champions
Pagina 1 di 8 IMAGOLIVE Da: "Press Youthstream" <[email protected]> A: <[email protected]> Data invio: domenica 2 dicembre 2007 22.44 Oggetto: FIM OFF ROAD AWARDS - THE CELEBRATION OF THE 2007 CHAMPIONS FIM OFF ROAD AWARDS – THE CELEBRATION OF THE 2007 CHAMPIONS MONACO, 2 December 2007- The 1st of December was an unbelievable night at the Salle des Etoiles in Monaco, Monte Carlo. The third edition of the FIM Off Road Awards was a superb celebration where all the Off Road World and European Champions received their prize after an extremely battled but successful season of racing. Surrounded by the beautiful night view of the Monte Carlo bay, and with an orchestra playing in the background, all the authors of this fantastic 2007 season were given a prize representing the reward of their hard work. The riders, the Federations and the organizers played a very important role this year, cooperating with Youthstream, FIM and UEM in the organization of a superb season of sport. 400 guests were entertained during the whole evening, which started with a press conference at 6.00 pm and continued in the magnificent Salle des Etoiles with the gala dinner and the Awards ceremony. 04/12/2007 Pagina 2 di 8 A view of the crowded Salle des Etoiles Among the many prize giving ceremonies of the night, which saw a brand new duo of presenters made of Frenchman Francis Magnanou and American Amanda Woods, one of the most moving moments of the night happened when Youthstream President Giuseppe Luongo suddenly stopped the regular program of the event to call up on stage some of the riders who made the history of the sport managed by Youthstream: Michele Rinaldi, Eric Geboers, Jean Michel Bayle, Dave Thorpe and Roger De Coster. -
102 Titoli Vinti / Winning 102 World Titles
102_2015 (WORLD SUPERSPORT) KENAN SOFUOGLU KAWASAKI PUCCETTI RACING | 101_2015 (AMA SBK) CAMERON 102 TITOLI VINTI / WINNING 102 WORLD TITLES BEAUBIER MONSTER ENERGY GRAVES YAMAHA | 100_2015 (MXGP) ROMAIN FEVBRE YAMAHA RINALDI | 099_2015 (AMA NATIONAL MX 250) JEREMY MARTIN YAMAHALUBE STAR RACING YAMAHA | 098_2015 (STK 600) TOPRAK RAZGATLIOGLU KAWASAKI PUCCETTI RACING | 097_2015 (AMA SUPERCROSS LITES WESTERN REGION) COOPER 2015 WEBB YAMALUBE STAR RACING YAMAHA | 096_2014 (AMA SBK) JOSH HAYES MONSTER ENERGY YAMAHA GRAVES | 102 World Supersport Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) 095_2014 (WORLD SUPERSPORT) MICHAEL VAN DER MARK PATA HONDA | 094_2014 (AMA NATIONAL MX 250) JEREMY 101 AMA Superbike Cameron Beaubier (Monster Energy Graves Yamaha) MARTIN YAMALUBE STAR RACING YAMAHA | 093_2014 (MX WOMEN’S) CHIARA FONTANESI FONTANA RACING | 100 MXGP Romain Fevbre (Yamaha Rinaldi) 092_2013 (STK 600) FRANCO MORBIDELLI SAN CARLO ITALIA | 091_2013 (AMA SBK) JOSH HERRIN MONSTER ENERGY 99 AMA National MX 250 Jeremy Martin (Yamahalube Star Racing Yamaha) Always YAMAHA GRAVES | 090_2013 (EWC) MATT PHILLIPS HUSQVARNA MONSTER E. CH RACING | 089_2013 (WMX) CHIARA 98 STK 600 Toprak Razgatlioglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) 97 AMA Supercross Lites Western Region Cooper Webb (Yamalube Star Racing Yamaha) FONTANESI FONTANA YAMAHA RACING | 088_2012 (AMA SUPERBIKE) JOSH HAYES MONSTER ENERGY YAMAHA GRAVES | 087_2012 (LUCAS OIL AMA 250 PRO MOTOCROSS) BLAKE BAGGETT KAWASAKI PRO CIRCUIT | 086_2011 2014 (ENDURO CLASSE EJ) JEREMY JOLY HONDA HM ZANARDO | 085_2011 (ENDURO -
CHAMPIONNAT Du MONDE De MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONNAT 9È 6 Du MONDE De MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONNAT Mondial : 0 Titre Victoires GP : 4 11È 4 13È 2
CHAMPIONNAT du MONDE de MOTOCROSS 125 12 GP Fait marquant : 1e Doté d'une attaque absolument diabolique et permanente, Eric GEBOERS est un bagarreur né qui, une fois lancé, est inarrêtable. Eric GEBOERS champion du Monde ? … c'était prévu depuis ce jour de 1980 où, à 17 ans et demi, il remportait son 1er GP. Le début du championnat va être dominé par Marc VELKENEERS, puis au GP de Tchécoslovaquie, GEBOERS prend la tête pour ne plus la quitter. Il sera titré un GP avant la fin, mais ne laissera personne d'autre 1e gagner le dernier GP, histoire de démontrer, si besoin était, qui est et qui va être le patron. Les réussites : - Trop loin pour jouer la 1ère place, Michele RINALDI et Corrado MADDII, les 2 coéquipiers Eric italiens de chez Gilera vont se livrer une lutte fratricide. Au dernier GP, un tout petit point les sépare et c'est par une victoire à la Pyrrhus que MADDII sera vice-Champion. - 6è du Mondial, Jacky VIMOND a mené la 1ère manche du GP de Lavaur jusqu'à GEBOERS 2 tours de la fin avant de se faire dévorer par l'ogre GEBOERS. De plus, il a décroché son premier podium de GP en Espagne. Belgique - Johnny O'MARA, venu en Suisse, s'impose dans les 2 manches ! Les déceptions Suz - Marc VELKENEERS ayant mené le début du championnat, commet 2è 3è quelques erreurs. Eric GEBOERS va en profiter pour prendre la tête du championnat en Tchéco pour 1 point. Arrive ensuite le GP de France, Marc s'y blesse puis, avec 0 point marqué en 2 GP, il Corrado Michele laisse le champ libre à GEBOERS pour concrétiser.