Moto Guzzi Fast Endurance Trophy: the first race of the single-brand mini championship gets underway

The first stage of the event took place over the past weekend Moto Guzzi Fast Endurance Trophy, a single-brand series that offers all motorcyclists the opportunity to race on a circuit, in an atmosphere of great friendship and fun, with an easy and intuitive motorbike like the Moto Guzzi V7III. The pilots at the start were 34 pilots, 17 crews. The timed tests which determined the starting grid took place on Saturday and which, taking place on dry asphalt, saw the pair prevail Federico Aliverti – Vittoriano Guareschi, exceptionally at the start as special guests in this first appointment, in front of the Team International Circuit of Abruzzo, pilots Richard Mancini e Nicola Maccaferro, and Biker's Island (Oreste Zaccarelli, Samuele Sardi).

Sunday's race, held in the rain, opened in spectacular fashion with a "Le Mans" style start, another Moto Guzzi Fast Endurance characteristic: bikes lined up on one side of the track and riders who at the start raced across the asphalt ribbon to jump on and go.

Despite an unexceptional start, Guareschi In just a few laps he took the lead again, a position that the Team maintained even after the first driver change, and until the finish line. Behind them, Tobias Münchinger and Sascha Pfautsch finished, also wild cards for this first event and therefore not in the championship standings, authors of a good comeback from fifth to second place. On the third step of the podium Nicola Maccaferro and Riccardo Mancini: the couple from Team Circuito Internazionale d'Abruzzo, competitive since the beginning of the weekend, leaves Varano as leaders of the general classification.

The ranking of the race

1 – (29) Aliverti-Guareschi (wild card)

13 – (57) The Clan

The next events are scheduled on the slopes of Vallelunga (19 May), Magione (June 23) and Adria (September 1), until the grand finale of Misano of October 13th. It is also still possible to register for individual upcoming appointments.