For two days Liberty Racing Team and Effenbert invaded the streets of the Italian town of Sirolo, located on the Conero Rivera (Ancona) to put on their own special World Superbike race weekend to the delight of fans and onlookers.
The event was sponsored by the city of Sirolo, and organized with the important contribution of “Il Conero-Mare”(Liberty Racing Team sponsor) and sponsor Effenbert, and Liberty Racing Ducati riders Jakub Smrz, Sylvain Guintoli and Maxime Berger took to the streets and simulated a Superpole and Race 1 and 2 on the street circuit, and on the starting grid there were also the Effenbert brolly girls Effenbert’s KTM Supermotard Team riders were also present and the World Superbike riders also got to ride the KTM’s giving birth to another great show that included drifts and wheelies, while Andrea Andreucci of ‘Il Conero Mare’ rode Troy Bayliss’ #21 orginal Ducati.
Mario Bertuccio said: “I am very pleased with the success of this event, we created an exciting show, a party to promote SBK’s here in the heart of the Conero.
Speaking of heart, I wish to emphasize the purpose of this charity event that will allow us to contribute to help children in need.
With this opportunity I’d like thank the Conero Mare, sponsors of the Liberty Racing Team, who welcomed us and with whom we shared this wonderful two days.
” The next event for Liberty Racing Team and Effenbert will be at the WDW World Ducati Week, which takes place June 21 to 24 at Misano Adriatico
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