OFFICIAL NOTICE

CESETTI RENEWS CONTRACT WITH BIREL MOTORSPORT

THE MARCHES-BORN DRIVER EXTENDS HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH BIREL FOR TWO MORE YEARS SHORTLY BEFORE THE START OF THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

Birel officially announces the renewal of their contract with Sauro Cesetti. The contract with the Marches-born driver, who has been running with the team of the Lissone-based manufacturer for the past two years, was about to expire. Shortly before the FA World Championship, both parties preferred to formalise the natural extension of the agreement, which seemed quite predictable given the excellent results and the mutual satisfaction attained so far. In the course of this two-year collaboration, Cesetti has become a reference point for the Birel Racing Division, as he has taken care of most of the technical improvements both as far as the chassis of the 100 range and the Tm engines used by Birel Motorsport are concerned. Birel considers Cesetti’s valuable experience and skills crucial for the racing team’s future efforts. The Marches-born driver’s racing agenda will still be very busy in the class 100 FA (Open, European, World Championships, as well as some other significant races in strategical markets) and he is also going to run the World Cup in the Sicc. Gianluca Beggio, Team Manager of Birel Motorsport comments on the agreement as follows:

“The renewal of Cesetti’s contract ensures our team the important and necessary stability, both in relation to the international racing programmes and the supporting activities organised for our operators. His experience and his talent are extremely stimulating for the whole team. We are aware of the fact that our racing division is among the best organised and skilled of the world, and it is our goal to preserve and increase these standards. Cesetti is perfectly conscious of our potential, so it was very easy to find and agreement for a further two-year collaboration. We also signed an option for the third year, as it is quite credible to presume that we might extend the relationship even further in the future.”