This independent Italian team have raced the FIM EWC since the early 2000s. Their yellow and black Suzuki has sported the number 44 from the start: a sign of team manager Moreno Codeluppi’s devotion to Clint Eastwood.

This independent team have used the unique number of their départment Gironde since their debut at the 2000 24 Heures Motos. Team 33 Coyote Louit Moto won the FIM Endurance World Cup in 2015.

Moto Ain got back in action on the Castellet circuit. The Yamaha-supported French team – last season’s FIM Endurance World Cup winners – are leading the Superstock class in 2020.

Suzuki Endurance Racing Team returned to the track on the Vigeant circuit this past weekend. Gregg Black, Etienne Masson and Xavier Simeon got back in the saddle of the GSX-R 1000 for a productive session with the entire SERT crew.

Between 2 Wheels is a new programme about the FIM Endurance World Championship. Watch the first episode live tomorrow (Tuesday 9 June) starting at 6.30pm CET on Facebook and YouTube.

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.