Motorsport

Taddy Blazusiak all geared up for Red Bull Romaniacs

Michelle Liew

October 27, 2020

The Polish will be making his first competitive outing for GasGas Factory Racing at the world’s toughest Hard Enduro Rallye.

Taddy Blazusiak | Photo credits: GasGas

Taddy Blazusiak will make his first official outing as a GASGAS Factory Racing rider tomorrow in Romania. The Polish star will take on the start of the Red Bull Romaniacs extreme enduro with high hopes. Despite the multiple world champion signing for GASGAS Motorcycles back in July, the rescheduled running of the infamous hard enduro rally marks Taddy’s first outdoor competition of 2020 and his first for GASGAS.

This year, organizer Martin Freinademetz and his team have named the race ‘Vertical Madness’. This hints at a seriously tough week for the riders. It is undeniable that the unpredictable autumnal Romanian climate likely to add to the challenges ahead.

Fourth in 2019, Taddy will be aiming to make history by earning both his and GASGAS’ first victory at the demanding event.

For 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 17th running of Red Bull Romaniacs has been moved from its established July date to late October. Local restrictions have also required event organizers to cancel the popular Prologue, traditionally held on the streets of Sibiu, and replace it with a time trial qualification day that will take place on Tuesday, October 27.

Taddy Blazusiak (GASGAS Factory Racing)- What to Expect?

“It’s really weird to have the first race of the year in October. It also looks like it might be the only one we’re doing. So we’re lucky in that respect. My plan is to go as hard as I can and get a good result. I’m really motivated to start with GASGAS. It’s my first race in the new colours. So I’m definitely looking forward to it. The bike is working well. We’ve done a lot of work over the year and I’m happy with the whole package. Hopefully, qualifying will go well tomorrow and I’ll earn a good start position, after that, we head into the hills and it’s already looking like it’s going to be a tough four days of racing.”