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The Team Ufo Corse Yamaha racing team toward Usa and Canada GP

In Enduro

18 luglio 2007

Albergoni, Guerrero and Micheluz against Salminen, Oblucki, Germain in E1 class: sparks in the four fist GP of this charming 2007 Enduro World Championship.

Aubert and Dini opposed to Ahola, Aro, Merriman in the E1: fireworks in every competition. That’s the first part of this season of the 2007 Enduro World Championship: all the five riders of the Team UFO Corse Yamaha Racing has been the great protagonists. In fact Albergoni and Guerrero are respectively second and third in the provvisorial classification and the gap is of only one point.

While Micheluz is seventh. Aubert, legionary from the recent conquest of the title of the Assoluti
d’Italia, and after having dominated the GP of Spain and Portugal, he lost the leadership of E2
class at the end of the second day of the GP of Italy; currently he is third in classification. But
everything is possible. The same is for Fabrizio Dini: he is ninth in the general classification.
So the next two week-end will be very important for the 2007 Enduro World Title. The riders of
the Team UFO Corse Yamaha Racing will be busy first of all in USA (21 and 22 July in Hancock,
in the State of New York) and than in Canada (28 and 29 July in Parry Sound, in the north of
Toronto).

Filippo Lamotte, the manager of the Team UFO Corse Yamaha Racing says before the departure
for the USA and Canada: «We face these two GP in USA and Canada with the awareness
that are two very important competitions. Aubert is perfect and we are certain that he will make
everything to get points in classification. From Dini we wait the confirmitation of his continuous
growth. Albergoni, with the title got in the 250 4T Italian Championship, has great possibilities
and we are certain that he can win with his teammate Guerrero. Micheluz has finally been able
to train with a certain continuity in the last two weeks. We trust in pur abilities together with ours
"chief" Vito Consoloni».