last 675 post... for now :twisted: (arghhh!!)
triumph has teamed up w/ scuderia caracchi (formerly ncr ducati) to field a 675 in world supersport next year. it's been some time since triumph has backed a race team and they're doing it right.
they did some testing in qatar last weekend and didn't do too badly albeit a little off the race pace. not to make excuses, but word on the street is that they were running w/ a stock engine. goes to show u how good the 675 is straight off the factory floor.
Day 1:
1 Parkes Yamaha YZF R6 Yamaha Motor Italia WSB 2’03.5
3 Pitt Honda CBR600RR Hannspree Ten Kate Honda 2’03.9
4 Foret Yamaha YZF R6 Yamaha Motor Italia WSB 2’04.2
5 Mc Coy Triumph 675 Triumph - SC 2’07.2
6 Paul Young Triumph 675 Triumph - SC 2’12.0
Day 2:
1. Parkes (Aus-Yamaha) 2’03”0;
2. Foret (Fra-Yamaha) 2’03”0;
3. Pitt (Aus-Honda) 2’03”3;
4. McCoy (Triumph) 2’05”0;
5. Young (GB-Triumph) 2’07”0.
Day 3:
1 Parkes Yamaha YZF R6 Yamaha Motor 2’01.9
2 Foret Yamaha YZF R6 Yamaha Motor 2’02.5
3 Pitt Honda CBR600RR Ten Kate Honda 2’03.0
5 Mc Coy Triumph 675 Triumph SC 2’03.5
6 Paul Young Triumph 675 Triumph SC 2’06.5
1 comments:
Can't stop the R6 :-)
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