Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team all geared up for Thailand

Michelle Liew

March 9, 2017

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Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team all geared up for Thailand

Stefan Bardl | Photo credits: Honda Pro Racing

The atmosphere in Thailand will be amped up this weekend as the second round of the 2017 FIM Superbike World Championship will be taking place. The Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team has reached the place canadian pharmacy viagra and is every ready to take on the ace. Nick Hayden will be challenging the track with the all-new Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade SP2. Stefan Bradl will be making his first ever racing debut in the Buriram circuit.

Nick Hayden | Photo credits: Visordown

“I’m happy to be in Thailand again and it’s great to see the enthusiasm for the new Fireblade and motorcycle racing in general! Last year it was my first time racing here and I really enjoyed it. It’s nice to be in a country with so many motorcycles and scooters everywhere. It’s a good track and one with a great crowd that’s hungry for motorcycle canadian pharmacy cialis racing and the sport; it’s also clear that the level of the local riders is improving year after year. All of this makes for a great event, so obviously after a slow start to the season like the one we had in Phillip Island our goal is to be more competitive there, the track should suit the bike better so we’ll see what happens!” said Hayden.

“It was a nice surprise to see such great support from the fans at today’s event in Bangkok; it was packed full of fans and well organised! I’m looking forward to racing in Thailand as I have never been to https://health-e-child.org/ Chang before so it’s a completely new track for me. I watched some videos to get an understanding of the circuit and I am usually a quick learner, so there shouldn’t be a problem! I hope we will be able to make a step forward in terms of performance compared to Australia and I’m pretty sure the layout of the track will suit the bike better. There’s plenty new to try on the bike so we will just have to wait and see how we’ll perform,” added Bradl.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]