Yamaha Ténéré Challenge: first stage scheduled for 24 and 25 April

The first stage of the Yamaha Ténéré Challenge, scheduled on 24 e 25th April within the Italian Motorally Championship, is hosted in Scarlino, in the province of Grosseto. Are 46 The subscribers reported, underlining the interest in this formula which provides driving pleasure on Ténéré 700 models and a taste for competition.

Information

The blue tint of Yamaha racing is present in the paddock of the Italian Motorally Championship, with a special area for drivers which also represents a point of reference throughout the weekend of the event. The awards Ténéré Challenge provide awards for the pilots of the classes GPX e PRO at the end of the day.
According to the updated calendar, after the stage in Scarlino, other events are scheduled as part of the Italian Motorally Championship and Italian Raid TT Championship in Roccamontepiano (Chieti) on 25, 26 and 27 June, in Pellegrino Parmense (Parma) on 10 and 11 July, then in Spoleto (Perugia) on 17, 18 and 19 September.
Registrations remain open in view of the subsequent stages and for information and procedures it is necessary to connect to the appropriate website linked to Yamaha Motor.
The champion Alessandro Botturi is present for the first round, taking part in his own Ténéré 700 set up for the Motorally races. An opportunity to communicate and receive useful driving advice and valuable information, aiming to conquer the top positions, as indicated.
Yamaha riders, non-professionals and Rally enthusiasts, face a new class with the introduced navigation via GPX in the Motorally on a race course that is refined and interesting even for the less experienced.
In the classroom PRO of the Ténéré Challenge the level is higher, navigation is via roadbook and pilots with a higher level of preparation and experience take part. In the classroom G1000 the riders compete to reach the podium in the general ranking useful for winning the Italian title, also falling into a special Challenge ranking with interesting prizes, as reported.

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