Where's Hatz?

An MV Augusta appears in a World (sprint) Championship race for the first
time in 30(?) years and nary a peep?
[Apparently a privateer entry with bugger-all fast bits and an unknown
rider (Andrea Mazzali) but they finished 16th and 17th]

 

who?....never cared about him


mh

 

probably hidden by your killfile

 

Thanks for your constant attention :

MV F4 beats GSXR/R1 etc etc....

http://www.mvagusta.it/print_news.php?id=20&lingua=eng

JORG TEUCHERT TAKES TO VICTORY THE MV AGUSTA F41000 ON THE SCHLEIZER DREIECK
CIRCUIT


THE GERMAN RIDER, TWENT Y-EIGHT YEARS AFTER THE LAST VICTORY OF GIACOMO
AGOSTINI, WRITES HIS NAME IN THE RIDERS PALMARES WHO TRIUMPHED ON THE MV
AGUSTA. Schleizer Dreieck - Jorg Teuchert, Supersport World Champion in the
2000 season wrote today his name in the legendary sport palmares of the MV
Agusta. A 28 years wait, these are the years passed since the last Giacomo
Agostini's victory dated August 1976. Today, just like before, the success
was gained on a German circuit, the formidable Nurburing track, which, like
the Schleizer Dreieck circuit, was built from an urban track. The victory of
Jorg Teuchert was in the air from the test sessions in which the German
rider stopped the chronometer at 1'37''363 ahead of Scheschowitsch
(1'37''563) and Gebel (1'38''198) both on Yamaha R1. Failed the first effort
in Race 1, in which Teuchert arrived second behind the provisional champion
Schulten (Honda CBR) and ahead of Ulm (Suzuki GSXR), in the final race the
MV Agusta Deutschland's rider proved his skills and unloaded all the 180 cc
of his MV bike onto the ground. Started from the pole position, at the end
of the first lap Teuchert was second behind Schulten and he hunted him until
the very last two laps when, with a powerful recover, Teuchert over passed
the Honda CBR rider and sprinted to the success. Schulten efforts to regain
the first place were useless and he progressive lost positions. For Jorg,
this is the triumph that pays him back of an unlucky season, made of
injuries and problems that now seem to be very far. At the end of the race
the German rider, conscious of the mission succeeded, declared: "It's like a
dream! After so many obstacles occurred in this season I was anxiously
waiting for the day of my ransom and finally this day has come. I'm really
glad of contributing to take the MV Agusta brand back to success!"

 

I *hate* Malaysian bikes...

Pat

 

Like Illinois Nazis?

Al