VOR Trophy

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FOURTH ROUND VOR TROPHY 2002

Enrico Mariani is in the first position in the temporary final score. Alan Pahor, the young revelation of the VOR trophy, got the victory in the second race.

The fourth appointment of the VOR Trophy 2002 was held at Pomposa, in Ferrara, showing sudden and unexpected turns of spectacular events.

Enrico Mariani has reinforced his supremacy in the temporary final score thanks to his victory in the second race and thanks to the second place in the first competition that has made him reached180 points.

In a race marked by beautiful summer sunset, at the start, Mariani tried to leave his adversaries behind, and suddenly he was followed by Borella, Calcagni, Pahor and Veronese.

At the beginning, the challange for the first positions created great enthusiasm to the audience. Mariani’s experience seemed to control Borella’s never-ending determination but, unexpectedly, the young revelation of the VOR Trophy 2002, Alan Pahor, became author of overtakings and manoeuvres of high school.

He conquered two positions, went to follow the leader who in the meantime had been able to leave behind slightly his adversaries. Mariani’s advantage was reducing turn after turn till to become a shut struggle between him and Pahor.

Great exploit of Alan Pahor that, to the last turn, took advantage of Mariani’s little mistake and realized the first position. It’s his first victory in the 2002 season. Diego Borella finished in third position.

The second competition offered again the enthusiastic scenes of the first one, however, with different final results. Mariani, again the fastest at the start, was hard-fought by the young Alan Pahor. This time, Enrico Mariani was able to maintain the leadership of the race and got his fourth seasonal victory. In third place, Fabio Veronese, followed by Loreno Calcagni and Marco Checchi.

In the Italian Supermotard Championship it’s remarkable Fabrice Guyot’s great performance who realized a second and third final place. Good race for Lorenzo Mariani who got the fourth place in both races.

RESULTS

FIRST RACE

1. Mariani Enrico (10) in 17:25.088; 2. Pahor Alan (32) a 18.401; 3. Calcagni Loreno (16) a 45.102; 4. Ragni Joshua (12) a 50.182; 5. Volpari Tiziano (14) a 51.986; 6. Checchi Marco (9) a 1:01.800; 7. Ambrosini Cristophe (48) a 1:09.856; 8. Mariani Cristian (11) a 1:10.012; 9. Riva Mattia (2) a 1:10.718; 10. Noto La Diega Manuel (3) a 1:11.332; 11. Bastiani Stefano (5) a 1:51.771; 12. Radice Alberico (6) a 1 giro; 13. Borella Diego (4) a 2 giri; 14. Veronese Fabio (84) a 9 giri.

SECOND RACE

1. Borella Diego (4) in 17:23.349; 2. Mariani Enrico (10) a 3.585; 3. Pahor Alan (32) a 6.628; 4. Calcagni Loreno (16) a 35.290; 5. Ragni Joshua (12) a 38.382; 6. Volpari Tiziano (14) a 39.399; 7. Checchi Marco (9) a 43.136; 8. Ambrosini Cristophe (48) a 1:08.697; 9. Riva Mattia (2) a 1:16.364; 10. Mariani Cristian (11) a 1:21.262; 11. Bastiani Stefano (5) a 1:21.313.

For further information:

Silvia Giorgi

JUNE

Via Costanza, 21

20146 Milano

Tel. 0249985 311 – fax 0249981 277

silvia.giorgi@june.it

Vir: Davor Apollonio, VOR Slovenija

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Vir: Davor Apollonio, VOR Slovenija

a je to zastopstvo?

a ma kdo cifro od VOR SLOVENIJA :shock: :P

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Vir: Davor Apollonio, VOR Slovenija

a je to zastopstvo?

a ma kdo cifro od VOR SLOVENIJA :shock:  :P

Pošlji mail kycysmetu, on bi znal imeti...

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Vir: Davor Apollonio, VOR Slovenija

a je to zastopstvo?

a ma kdo cifro od VOR SLOVENIJA :shock:  :P

Pošlji mail kycysmetu, on bi znal imeti...

že dobu na vor.it

:D

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5th CHALLENGE OF THE VOR TROPHY 2002

Speed, talent and passion: a surprising Manuel Noto La Diega

and Enrico Mariani, near to the triumph.

July 20th 2002, Jesolo - The Third Edition of VOR Trophy 2002 went on to surprising its audience as it had done in the previous competitions.

New protagonists emerged while each one of the pretenders to the title, Enrico Mariani and Alan Pahor, got a victory. Mariani is now very near to winning the VOR trophy.

The exceptional Manuel Noto La Diega raced for victory in both competitions.

In the first one he was not scared by Diego Borella’s best start and Mariani and Pahor following him. With talent and endurance, La Diega overtook the young Pahor unexpectedly for his third position.

In the first positions Mariani and Borella played dangerous games that, at the end, brought up Mariani as the winning leader.

Enrico Mariani got his wonderful victory in the first race; second position for Borella, and third for La Diega. Filomeno Polverino was able to catch the fifth position after a difficult battle with Calcagni, Checchi and Fabrizio.

The second race offered a great show.

Manuel Noto La Diega was the fastest at the start while soon after Mariani and Borella were eliminated due to falling down during the first turn.

Pahor was very good at realizing his second victory in the 2002 season.

After an exciting challenge, La Diega, at that moment leader of the race, had to submit to the talent of Pahor, his young competitor.

The suspense of the competition was completed by Filomeno Polverino, Calcagni, Ragni and Veronese who struggled for the third place that, at the end, went to Veronese.

The Italian Supermotard Championship reported Fabrice Guyot and Lorenzo Mariani’s excellent performance: the French pilot got the fourth position and Mariani, who had injured himself in the last round of the World Championship, was able to reach the final fifth place.

RESULTS

FIRST RACE

1. Mariani Enrico (10) in 18:15.067; 2. Borella Diego (4) a 2.962; 3. Noto La Diega Manuel (3) a 4.493; 4. Pahor Alan (32) a 7.180; 5. Polverino Filomeno (8) a 19.312; 6. Calcagni Loreno (16) a 19.433; 7. Checchi Marco (9) a 19.942; 8. Fabrizio Paolo (82) a 20.793; 9. Troiano Marco (15) a 26.311; 10. Veronese Fabio (84) a 32.261; 11. Ragni Joshua (12) a 53.858; 12. Ambrosini Cristophe (48) a 59.981; 13. Bastiani Stefano (5) a 1:15.992; 14. Mariani Cristian (11) a 2 giri.

SECOND RACE

1. Pahor Alan (32) in 18:28.831; 2. Noto La Diega Manuel (3) a 5.767; 3. Veronese Fabio (84) a 9.319; 4. Polverino Filomeno (8) a 22.886; 5. Ragni Joshua (12) a 25.078; 6. Troiano Marco (15) a 33.973; 7. Checchi Marco (9) a 43.701; 8. Ambrosini Cristophe (48) a 1:13.232; 9. Bastiani Stefano (5) a 1.15:352; 10. Mariani Enrico (10) a 1 giro; 11. Polverino Antonio (7) a 1 giro; 12. Riva Mattia (2) a 2 giri.

For further information:

Silvia Giorgi

JUNE

Via Costanza, 21

20146 Milano

Tel. 0249985 311 – fax 0249981 277

silvia.giorgi@june.it