Everts sticks with Yamaha for 2005.
Motocross legend Stefan Everts and has re-signed𒐪 with Yamaha for the 2005 MX1 world championship season.
The Belgian star will remain in the Michele Rinaldi managed Yamaha L&M Motocross Team, alongside current t♏eam-mate C?dric Melotte, who hasඣ also be retained.
Everts joined Yamaha in 2001 and has delivered a world title in each of his three years on the blue bikes: He won back-to-back world titles in the 500cc class in 2001 and 2002, then last year added the MXGP world title to his a🉐lready impressive tally.
Motocross le🍰gend Stefan Everts and has re-signed withไ Yamaha for the 2005 MX1 world championship season.
The Belgian star will remain in the Michele 🎃Rinaldi m🗹anaged Yamaha L&M Motocross Team, alongside current team-mate C?dric Melotte, who has also be retained.
Everts joined Yamaha in 2001 and has delivered a world title in each of his three years on the blue bikes: He won back-to-back world titles in the 500cc class 🐭in 2001 and 2002, then last year added the MXGP world title to his already impressive tally.
The 💙31-year-old currently leads the MX1 world championship with a stunning 97 points over second-placed Mickael Pichon, putting him well on course for his eighth world title. Eve🃏rts has won five GPs this year.
Meanwhile, early season revelation Melotte hasꦇ made considerable progress, advanc🀅ing from privateer in the 650 class last year to race winner in the MX1 class this year.
The 25-year-old not only won t🥂he opening GP this year, but was runner-up in the MX1 championship until the Italian GP. Despite mid-season injuries C?dric is now sixth in standings.
Peter has been in the paddock f🌌or 20 years and has seen Valentino Ro⛦ssi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
