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D74
18/03/2012, 17:44
Questa mi sembra quello che in Italia era la Daytona cup...

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The Triumph Triple Challenge will once again form an integral part of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship series with all 18 races taking place over nine BSB events. Backed by the Triumph factory and run by T3 Racing in conjunction with MotorSport Vision Racing (MSVR), the TTC continues to build its reputation as the most competitive one-make series in the UK and a key proving ground for the UK's motorsport riders of tomorrow.

All entrants compete on race tuned Daytona 675s, so a truly level playing field, and all can also take advantage of a unique package of ongoing mentoring and training provided jointly by Triumph and T3 Racing. The Triumph Triple Challenge Academy is a key element of the series with training sessions on race craft, diet and fitness, handling the media and sports psychology - all important considerations for any rider serious about their future career in motorsports.

The winner of the 2012 TCC will step up to either Junior Superstock (if under 26) or Supersport Cup (if aged 26-32), with a funded race package from T3 Racing for the 2013 season. The supported ride will include a fully prepared bike, entry fees, tyres/spares package all delivered by the factory-backed race team run by T3 Racing. If the winning rider is aged over 32, they will receive a Triumph Daytona 675R. New for 2012 is the addition of the TTC Rookie Cup, which will go to the most promising newcomer to the series, winning them free entry to the 2013 TTC season.

For more information visit Triumph Triple Challenge - (http://www.triumphtriplechallenge.com)

che bello vedere tutte quelle daytona...... in pista

onlystreet
18/03/2012, 17:47
:w00t:

D74
18/03/2012, 18:10
anche nella supersport inglese triumph va molto bene.... speriamo che il team surriano figuri bene nel mondiale... :D