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The 2020 24 Heures Motos will be held behind closed doors at the end of August because of the global health crisis, which has led to restrictions being imposed on public gatherings in France and on travel to and from some countries.

Following their Ducati debut at Sepang last December, Team ERC Endurance are ready to fly the Italian brand’s colours high at the next FIM EWC race: the 24 Heures Motos at Le Mans at the end of August.

Team LRP Poland’s BMW has featured the number 90 since the squad joined the FIM Endurance World Championship in 2016.

Moto Ain – the winners of the FIM Superstock World Cup last season – have been faithful to the number 96 since joining the FIM EWC in 2016/2017. Although 96 wasn’t their initial choice, it has since become the trademark of this French team managed by Pierre Chapuis.

Created in 2015, GERT (German Endurance Racing Team) have always used the number 56, chosen by two friends with a shared passion for motorcycling and endurance racing.

The National Motos bike is instantly recognizable on the track. The blue and yellow Honda has been emblazoned with the number 55 since 2006, the year the team won the 24 Heures Motos.

The Polish team, who entered the FIM EWC World Championship in 2017, have used a variation of the number 7 for many years. The Yamaha 77 has been in the spotlight since the 2019 Bol d’Or.

The ACO, organizer of the 24 Heures Motos, is launching a new entry procedure for the race, rescheduled on 29 and 30 August. The entry list opens up for new teams as well.

Riders and teams have been boosting our morale and sending us messages since the beginning of the coronavirus confinement. Follow and encourage the “EWC riders@home” via our social media accounts and on the FIM’s dedicated pages.