Revealed: Stefan Everts Inducted Into the FIM Hall of Fame
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Since this Friday, the FIM Hall of Fame has five new figures: Ángel Nieto, Jordi Tarrés, Stepháne Peterhansel, Toni Rickardsson and Stefan Everts.After a gala held at the FIM Motorcycling Competition Museum located in Mies, Switzerland, the five legends of the world of the two wheels became part of this select club. "We want to incorporate new drivers into the Hall of Fame every year and make it an annual tradition," said Jorge Viegas, president…
Angel Nieto won six World Cup titles in the 50cc class and seven on 125 bikes in his racing career. Now the Spaniard, who died in 2017, was posthumously set a monument.
The new recognition of the championship is reserved only to the champions of the queen class. However, the Federation has included Angel among its legends
The FIM Hall of Fame has gained five new members. During an official ceremony on Friday, November 13, at the Racing Motorcycle Museum in Mies, Switzerland, Ángel Nieto, Tony Rickardsson, Jordi Tarrés, Stéphane Peterhansel, and Stefan Everts were inducted into the honorary ranks. In doing so, they follow in the footsteps of, among others, Giacomo Agostini and former MotoGP boss Carmelo […] The post Ángel Nieto posthumously inducted into FIM Hall …
Revealed: Stefan Everts inducted into the FIM Hall of Fame
The FIM Racing Motorcycle Museum (RMM) in Mies, Switzerland, provided an entirely fitting location on Friday (13 November) for a very special ceremony when five legends of motorcycle sport were each inducted into the FIM Hall of Fame. Celebrating their outstanding achievements in their chosen disciplines, Ángel Nieto – FIM Grand Prix, Tony Rickardsson – FIM SpeedwayGP, Jordi Tarrés –…
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