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Yamalube YART Yamaha EWC Official Team’s Mandy Kainz and his lead trio of riders Niccolò Canepa, Marvin Fritz and Karel Hanika were officially crowned as the winners of the FIM Endurance World Championship during the FIM Awards last night.Seven-hundred guests at the ACC Liverpool venue, housed within the British city, and a sizable online audience watched the quartet receive their medals from François Ribeiro, who, up until the 2023 season, oversaw the promotional and operational aspects of the EWC.

Yannick Lucot, Team Manager of Honda Viltaïs Racing, and the team’s reserve rider, James Westmoreland, were also attendance at the event having received the inaugural <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/news/honda-viltais-racing-wins-inaugural-fim-ewc-cares-trophy">FIM EWC Cares Trophy</a> earlier in the day.Photos: GOOD-SHOOT.COM / Reygondeau/Joly

Yamalube YART Yamaha EWC Official Team’s Mandy Kainz and his lead trio of riders Niccolò Canepa, Marvin Fritz and Karel Hanika were officially crowned as the winners of the FIM Endurance World Championship during the FIM Awards last night.Seven-hundred guests at the ACC Liverpool venue, housed within the British city, and a sizable online audience watched the quartet receive their medals from François Ribeiro, who, up until the 2023 season, oversaw the promotional and operational aspects of the EWC.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360262/conversions/014714,2023,fim,awards,liverpool,Ceremony-large.jpg"/>Yannick Lucot, Team Manager of Honda Viltaïs Racing, and the team’s reserve rider, James Westmoreland, were also attendance at the event having received the inaugural <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/news/honda-viltais-racing-wins-inaugural-fim-ewc-cares-trophy">FIM EWC Cares Trophy</a> earlier in the day.Photos: GOOD-SHOOT.COM / Reygondeau/Joly<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360263/conversions/010041,2023,fim,awards,liverpool,Red-Carpet-large.jpg"/>

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Yamalube YART Yamaha EWC Official Team will formally be presented with the trophy for winning the FIM Endurance World Championship at the FIM Awards in Liverpool, Great Britain, tonight (Saturday).From 23h00 CET, live coverage of the spectacular event will be available by clicking <a href="https://fim-moto.tv/">HERE</a>&nbsp;with the official programme available to download by scanning the QR code above.

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<a href="https://www.fim-moto.com/en/">Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme</a>, the FIM Endurance World Championship’s governing body, will celebrate its 120th anniversary in 2024 with a new brand identity.&nbsp;Unveiled during its General Assembly in Liverpool, Great Britain, today (Friday), FIM’s new corporate look underlines the significance of its latest milestone.According to motorcycle racing’s rule maker, “the newly designed blue monochrome FIM logo consists of a dynamic slanted three-bold-letters-acronym, more commonly recognised as the FIM. The initial letter ‘F’ is intersected by three horizontal lines, this detailing ends on the left side with a curved silhouette, which resembles the shape of a wing”.FIM’s new brand identity announcement continued: “Purposely designed, these three wings-shaped lines, also refer to as ‘speed lines’, suggest a feeling of speed, but also portray a clear graphic heritage with the classic FIM emblems of the past.“Reflecting the many different forms of use in the modern and digital world, the new FIM logos can be used with or without the lower text ‘Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme’, according to each situation”.Commenting on the new brand identity, FIM President Jorge Viegas said: “The FIM’s brand identity needs to reflect the federation’s drive and desire to embrace and react to the challenges of the fast-paced world of today. Whilst we rightly want to mark and celebrate 120 years of the FIM and the great history that has brought us to this point, equally we need to look ahead too, with this in mind I believe that the new FIM logo captures the perfect mix of heritage and the future. It will be a proud moment seeing it rolled out as of 2024 and beyond.”The 2024 FIM Endurance World Championship and FIM Endurance World Cup fire into life at Le Mans, France, with the 47th 24 Heures Motos from 18-21 April.Photo: GOOD-SHOOT.COM

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Honda Viltaïs Racing is the winner of the inaugural FIM EWC Cares Trophy. An award presented to the FIM Endurance World Championship team that demonstrated an unrivalled commitment to sustainability during the 2023 season.Created by championship promoter Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe (WBD Sports Europe), the FIM EWC Cares Trophy recognises the sustainable efforts of registered EWC teams.Following a period of detailed assessment, Honda Viltaïs Racing, Team Bolliger Switzerland and Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda were shortlisted as the three finalists with Honda Viltaïs Racing selected as the winner ahead of second-placed Team Bolliger Switzerland and Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda, which finished third.Gautier de Stoppani, CSR Director, Events Division, WBD Sports, said: “It was important to consider the overall impact on the community and environment when assessing the submissions of the three finalists. All three projects demonstrated a holistic approach and deep commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, aligned with the overall spirit of the <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/ewc-cares">EWC Cares programme</a>.&nbsp;“By supporting actions that go beyond motorsport, such as community engagement and education, the teams demonstrated a contribution to a broader vision of sustainability in sport. Their approach encompasses not only direct environmental responsibility but also social and educational impact, which is essential to promoting sustainability in motorsport.“The initiatives of these teams serve as an example and inspiration for the entire community. By recognising their efforts, it encourages other teams to adopt sustainable practices in a broader context.“We congratulate all finalists and acknowledge the submissions by other EWC teams.”

Yannick Lucot, Team Manager, Honda Viltaïs Racing, said: “We are particularly proud to win this first FIM EWC Cares Trophy. If it had to be demonstrated, it is possible to combine motorsport with social and environmental responsibility. This is the challenge of the survival of our sport and we can all do it."Kattia Juárez Dubón, Sustainability Director, Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), said: “From establishing a climate strategy to developing EWC Cares and creating this trophy, the EWC has demonstrated its commitment to the FIM's sustainability vision as the governing body of motorcycling.“I strongly believe that sports have the power to transform attitudes and bring about a positive impact, not just on the environment but also on society. As a sports community, we have the power to achieve sustainable practices. By working together, embracing new technologies, shifting our attitudes, and recognising each other's good practices, we can inspire positive action and secure the future of our sport. This is the spirit of our trophies.“I am pleased to express my appreciation for the exemplary work of each participant who contributed to the FIM EWC Cares Trophy. Their efforts have contributed significantly to making the motorcycling community a positive force for change.”

HONDA VILTAÏS RACING’S WINNING FIM EWC CARES TROPHY SUBMISSION Honda Viltaïs Racing’s Viltaïs Association was launched in 2003 and spearheaded by Yannick Lucot, plus young individuals engaged in reintegration programmes.&nbsp;Since 2014, students pursuing their CQP (Certificat de Qualification Professionnelle) have been actively involved with the Viltaïs Racing team, gaining practical experience to validate their certification.&nbsp;The Viltaïs Association is driven by a mission to innovate and address social needs in identifying housing and healthcare requirements. It provides training, mobility, and job reintegration services.Operating in six regions and 23 departments across France, the Viltaïs Association offers more than 50 professions across five areas of expertise: housing, reintegration, asylum, refugees, professional insertion, and youth.&nbsp;Its collaborative approach has led to customised solutions for beneficiaries, particularly in rural areas. Through Aménagerie &amp; Co, Viltaïs Association is also committed to environmental sustainability and participates in circular economy activities, such as furniture recycling.These efforts, which directly contribute to social integration, healthcare services, and community building, align with the values and objectives of the FIM EWC Cares Trophy.

FIM EWC CARES TROPHY FINALISTS PRAISED FOR SUBMISSIONS Team Bolliger Switzerland and Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda were widely praised for their FIM EWC Cares Trophy submissions after finishing second and third respectively.&nbsp;A stalwart independent Formula EWC entrant, Team Bolliger Switzerland donated funds to a local children’s hospice, consumed food sourced locally and switched to using recycled items to reduce waste amongst other initiatives detailed <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/news/the-fim-ewc-cares-trophy-finalists-3-team-bolliger-switzerland">HERE</a>.&nbsp;One of the frontrunners in the FIM Endurance World Cup for Dunlop-equipped Superstock squads, Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda’s FIM EWC Cares Trophy entry was centred on five key missions, detailed <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/news/the-fim-ewc-cares-trophy-finalists-1-team-chromeburner-rac41-honda">HERE</a>.

FIM EWC CARES TROPHY IN SHORT The FIM EWC Cares Trophy is an integral element of the <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/ewc-cares">EWC Cares programme</a>, launched in 2022 as part of the global corporate social responsibility roadmap developed by WBD Sports and which received an Honourable Mention from motorcycle racing’s global governing body at the FIM Annual General Assembly last December.&nbsp;Honda Viltaïs Racing will receive the inaugural FIM EWC Cares Trophy at the 2023 FIM Awards in Liverpool, UK, tomorrow (2 December).&nbsp;The actual trophy is the work of French company, <a href="https://studio-lingredient.fr/">Studio L’Ingrédient</a>, which places a strong emphasis on using natural, eco-responsible materials, including vegetable-based and recycled elements. Thanks to its made-in-France designs it provides ecological solutions that modernise award ceremonies while maintaining a sustainable impact on the environment.

Honda Viltaïs Racing is the winner of the inaugural FIM EWC Cares Trophy. An award presented to the FIM Endurance World Championship team that demonstrated an unrivalled commitment to sustainability during the 2023 season.Created by championship promoter Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe (WBD Sports Europe), the FIM EWC Cares Trophy recognises the sustainable efforts of registered EWC teams.Following a period of detailed assessment, Honda Viltaïs Racing, Team Bolliger Switzerland and Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda were shortlisted as the three finalists with Honda Viltaïs Racing selected as the winner ahead of second-placed Team Bolliger Switzerland and Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda, which finished third.Gautier de Stoppani, CSR Director, Events Division, WBD Sports, said: “It was important to consider the overall impact on the community and environment when assessing the submissions of the three finalists. All three projects demonstrated a holistic approach and deep commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility, aligned with the overall spirit of the <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/ewc-cares">EWC Cares programme</a>.&nbsp;“By supporting actions that go beyond motorsport, such as community engagement and education, the teams demonstrated a contribution to a broader vision of sustainability in sport. Their approach encompasses not only direct environmental responsibility but also social and educational impact, which is essential to promoting sustainability in motorsport.“The initiatives of these teams serve as an example and inspiration for the entire community. By recognising their efforts, it encourages other teams to adopt sustainable practices in a broader context.“We congratulate all finalists and acknowledge the submissions by other EWC teams.”<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360242/conversions/02-Honda-Viltais-Racing-FIM-EWC-Cares-Trophy-winner-large.jpg"/>Yannick Lucot, Team Manager, Honda Viltaïs Racing, said: “We are particularly proud to win this first FIM EWC Cares Trophy. If it had to be demonstrated, it is possible to combine motorsport with social and environmental responsibility. This is the challenge of the survival of our sport and we can all do it."Kattia Juárez Dubón, Sustainability Director, Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), said: “From establishing a climate strategy to developing EWC Cares and creating this trophy, the EWC has demonstrated its commitment to the FIM's sustainability vision as the governing body of motorcycling.“I strongly believe that sports have the power to transform attitudes and bring about a positive impact, not just on the environment but also on society. As a sports community, we have the power to achieve sustainable practices. By working together, embracing new technologies, shifting our attitudes, and recognising each other's good practices, we can inspire positive action and secure the future of our sport. This is the spirit of our trophies.“I am pleased to express my appreciation for the exemplary work of each participant who contributed to the FIM EWC Cares Trophy. Their efforts have contributed significantly to making the motorcycling community a positive force for change.”<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360243/conversions/03-Honda-Viltais-Racing-FIM-EWC-Cares-Trophy-winner-large.JPG"/>HONDA VILTAÏS RACING’S WINNING FIM EWC CARES TROPHY SUBMISSION Honda Viltaïs Racing’s Viltaïs Association was launched in 2003 and spearheaded by Yannick Lucot, plus young individuals engaged in reintegration programmes.&nbsp;Since 2014, students pursuing their CQP (Certificat de Qualification Professionnelle) have been actively involved with the Viltaïs Racing team, gaining practical experience to validate their certification.&nbsp;The Viltaïs Association is driven by a mission to innovate and address social needs in identifying housing and healthcare requirements. It provides training, mobility, and job reintegration services.Operating in six regions and 23 departments across France, the Viltaïs Association offers more than 50 professions across five areas of expertise: housing, reintegration, asylum, refugees, professional insertion, and youth.&nbsp;Its collaborative approach has led to customised solutions for beneficiaries, particularly in rural areas. Through Aménagerie &amp; Co, Viltaïs Association is also committed to environmental sustainability and participates in circular economy activities, such as furniture recycling.These efforts, which directly contribute to social integration, healthcare services, and community building, align with the values and objectives of the FIM EWC Cares Trophy.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360247/conversions/07-Honda-Viltais-Racing-FIM-EWC-Cares-Trophy-winner-large.jpg"/>FIM EWC CARES TROPHY FINALISTS PRAISED FOR SUBMISSIONS Team Bolliger Switzerland and Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda were widely praised for their FIM EWC Cares Trophy submissions after finishing second and third respectively.&nbsp;A stalwart independent Formula EWC entrant, Team Bolliger Switzerland donated funds to a local children’s hospice, consumed food sourced locally and switched to using recycled items to reduce waste amongst other initiatives detailed <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/news/the-fim-ewc-cares-trophy-finalists-3-team-bolliger-switzerland">HERE</a>.&nbsp;One of the frontrunners in the FIM Endurance World Cup for Dunlop-equipped Superstock squads, Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda’s FIM EWC Cares Trophy entry was centred on five key missions, detailed <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/news/the-fim-ewc-cares-trophy-finalists-1-team-chromeburner-rac41-honda">HERE</a>.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360244/conversions/05-Team-Bolliger-Switzerland-large.JPG"/><img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360245/conversions/06-Team-Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda-large.jpg"/>FIM EWC CARES TROPHY IN SHORT The FIM EWC Cares Trophy is an integral element of the <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/ewc-cares">EWC Cares programme</a>, launched in 2022 as part of the global corporate social responsibility roadmap developed by WBD Sports and which received an Honourable Mention from motorcycle racing’s global governing body at the FIM Annual General Assembly last December.&nbsp;Honda Viltaïs Racing will receive the inaugural FIM EWC Cares Trophy at the 2023 FIM Awards in Liverpool, UK, tomorrow (2 December).&nbsp;The actual trophy is the work of French company, <a href="https://studio-lingredient.fr/">Studio L’Ingrédient</a>, which places a strong emphasis on using natural, eco-responsible materials, including vegetable-based and recycled elements. Thanks to its made-in-France designs it provides ecological solutions that modernise award ceremonies while maintaining a sustainable impact on the environment.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360246/conversions/04-Honda-Viltais-Racing-FIM-EWC-Cares-Trophy-winner-large.jpg"/>

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Honda Viltaïs Racing wins inaugural FIM EWC Cares Trophy

Tickets for the deciding round of the 2024 FIM Endurance World Championship, the 87th edition of the famous Bol d’Or 24-hour race, go on sale today (Friday) with early purchasers rewarded in more ways than one.As well as securing their attendance at Circuit Paul Ricard from 12-15 September next year, fans will pay a discounted rate for tickets from today (1 December) until 29 February.The following ticket packages are now on sale with more information available by clicking <a href="https://boldor.com/billetterie/">HERE</a>:&nbsp;General admission: €69 (early price), €85 (full price) General admission including Aire Mistral campsite: €82 (early price), €97 (full price) General admission including Aire du Lac campsite: €84 (early price), €99 (full price) Bol d’Or VIP Lounge (three days): €579 Start VIP Lounge (Saturday 14 September only): €279

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FIM Endurance World Championship riders Randy de Puniet and Jérémy Guarnoni have thanked their former teams after they were confirmed alongside Florian Marino as part of the revamped KM99 line-up for 2024 yesterday.De Puniet (pictured below) joins KM99 from Team Kawasaki Webike Trickstar, while Guarnoni arrives at KM99 following a two-year stint with another Belgium-based outfit, BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team.“The adventure with Team Kawasaki Webike Trickstar will not continue in 2024,” de Puniet posted on Facebook. “I want to thank my team, team-mates and sponsors during this season that hasn't been easy. I wish the team good luck for the next season. Maybe we'll cross paths again.”Guarnoni (pictured above) wrote on Facebook: “I want to thank BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team for these two fantastic years with you guys. Four podiums, one 24-hour race win. A big thanks to my teammates and mechanics I will miss you guys.”&nbsp;

FIM Endurance World Championship riders Randy de Puniet and Jérémy Guarnoni have thanked their former teams after they were confirmed alongside Florian Marino as part of the revamped KM99 line-up for 2024 yesterday.De Puniet (pictured below) joins KM99 from Team Kawasaki Webike Trickstar, while Guarnoni arrives at KM99 following a two-year stint with another Belgium-based outfit, BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team.“The adventure with Team Kawasaki Webike Trickstar will not continue in 2024,” de Puniet posted on Facebook. “I want to thank my team, team-mates and sponsors during this season that hasn't been easy. I wish the team good luck for the next season. Maybe we'll cross paths again.”Guarnoni (pictured above) wrote on Facebook: “I want to thank BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team for these two fantastic years with you guys. Four podiums, one 24-hour race win. A big thanks to my teammates and mechanics I will miss you guys.”&nbsp;<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360208/conversions/01-Randy-de-Puniet-large.JPG"/>

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