the farewell of yamaha in the discipline of rally-raid announced in February, it left three great riders without motorcycles. Nothing less than Adrien van Beveren (4th in Dakar 2022), Andrew Short (8th) and Ross Branch (dropped) has to find a place for the next edition of the world’s toughest race. Branchpilot of Botswana who is the best private debutante of 2019, after two campaigns on yamaha join the project heroes. And now it’s the turn of Van Beverenland on a winning team like sling.
The Honda team has not yet made Van Beveren’s arrival official, something that may have been due to his press officer’s farewell in recent years. Neither did the pilot post any of his social networks. What is clear is that on the list of participants for the 2022 Rally de Andalucía, Van Beveren appeared as a driver for the Monster Energy Honda Team, as a participant in the new FIM World Rally-Raid World Championship.
Finally, the Andalusian event announced its postponement for the fall, as it was impossible to hold it in June due to the current heat wave and drought, so we had to wait to see Adrien Van Beveren behind his new beast, the Honda CRF450 Rally.
Will Barreda continue?
Van Beveren appeared on the entry list for this World Cup event with his Honda colleagues, Ricky Brabec, Jose Ignacio Cornejo and Pablo Quintanilla at a time when Joan Barreda’s future was not yet known.
the pilot of White Tower , 38, left his continuity in the hands of Honda in statements made to the MD in January in Saudi Arabia. However, no group or pilot has yet returned to announce the matter.
The man from Castellón ended up last injured in Dakar and announced to “opt for a conservative treatment for fracture recovery of the left clavicle and hip (pelvis).” He previously said he hoped to “be 100% ready for the next goals”, and two weeks ago, on his social networks, he posted a photo with him rehearsing motocross behind a Honda and Monster armor. Energy Honda team clothing Team, training to recover as much as possible.
Source: La Verdad
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