Caberg presents the 2019 Racing team

Even this year caberg will accompany numerous riders in the major national and international competitions, with the helmet Drift Ages.

Helmet Drift Ages it is a true concentrate of technology, the outer shell is made of material tricomposite (fibreglass, Kevlar and carbon) is available in two different sizes to the full advantage of lightness and aerodynamics. The quick release visor offers awide visibility, while the interior, removable and washable with double anti-turbulence neck roll, offers great comfort also thanks to excellent ventilation. The helmet was born in the R&D study center of caberg, but was also able to count on numerous tests on the track.

This year too there will be numerous riders who will take to the track with helmets caberg. They were both reconfirmed Ayrton Badovini is Kyle Smith, both involved in the world championship Supersport and from this year teammates in Pedercini Racing Team Kawasaki.

Join the family caberg, Dorren Loureiro. Promising young South African driver finished fifth last year in the world championship supersport 300 and this season he aims to win the title.

Caberg will also be in Moto3, thanks to Davide Pizzoli e Raffaele Fusco. The first will be involved in the world championship Junior FIM CEV Moto3 with the Leopard team and will participate as a wild card in some MotoGP races. Fusco instead will play the CIV, Italian Speed ​​Championship, Moto3 class. In 2018 he finished the same championship in fourth place, this year he will also make some appearances in the Junior FIM CEV Moto3.

After the sixth title in Supersport, Massimo Roccoli who aims to defend the title and increase his palmares in CIV 600. Roccoli was one of the riders who contributed most to the development of the Drift Evo helmet thanks to his great experience.

Instead he will move from Supersport 300 to 600, Luca Bernardi. In 2018, the young driver from San Marino came within a whisker of what would have been his second Italian SS300 title and also raced in the world championship in the same category. In 2019 he decided to make the big leap into the 600 class of the CIV. Despite being a debutant, Luca is determinedly aiming for the Italian title.

The Caberg helmet will also be present on National Trophy 1000 SBK, which is constantly growing in importance and notoriety. At the start there will be three riders wearing the Drift Evo helmet: Alessio Velini, who after a year in SS600 returned to the senior class, Ivan Goi, another new entry among the Caberg riders, and Simone Saltarelli, who has been racing with the Drift Evo for three years.

Caberg will also be present in the very young championships with: Alex Venturini (born in 2007) e Matteo Romito (class of 2008) to use the Drift Evo in the class miniGP.

The collaboration between Caberg and will continue in 2019 Maurizio Castelli driver of the DiDi team (Disabled People).