philaix
04/11/2005, 13h40
Voila c'est officiel et ca fait donc un guidon de moins pour Régis :bad:
Décidement , je me ferais jamais au PSG :)
Team PSG-1 Kawasaki has announced the names of its riders for 2006. Chris Walker, who performed excellently last season, finishing 7th in the championship and with a 3rd place in the second race at Valencia, was always going to be confirmed. The real news is the arrival of Spaniard Fonsi Nieto, who had a difficult time last season, first with Team SC Ducati, and then, for the last two races, with the Kawasaki of Pier Guido Pagani’s team. Determined to redeem himself, Nieto will be delighted to use the fast Ninjas of Team PSG-1 as a motorcycle test bed. Nieto is nearly 25 years old and comes from Madrid. His best placing this year was a fifth in race 2 at Phillip Island.
Team PSG-1 will also continue to compete in the FIM Superstock 1000 Cup, where it will enter the 19 year old Denis Sacchetti from Cesena for the second year running.
Décidement , je me ferais jamais au PSG :)
Team PSG-1 Kawasaki has announced the names of its riders for 2006. Chris Walker, who performed excellently last season, finishing 7th in the championship and with a 3rd place in the second race at Valencia, was always going to be confirmed. The real news is the arrival of Spaniard Fonsi Nieto, who had a difficult time last season, first with Team SC Ducati, and then, for the last two races, with the Kawasaki of Pier Guido Pagani’s team. Determined to redeem himself, Nieto will be delighted to use the fast Ninjas of Team PSG-1 as a motorcycle test bed. Nieto is nearly 25 years old and comes from Madrid. His best placing this year was a fifth in race 2 at Phillip Island.
Team PSG-1 will also continue to compete in the FIM Superstock 1000 Cup, where it will enter the 19 year old Denis Sacchetti from Cesena for the second year running.