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| DATE: 09-08-08 | For Immediate Release |
Livia Lancelot - The First Ever Women's Motocross World Champion
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LIEROP (THE NETHERLANDS), 7 September 2008 – With this season marking the start of the first ever FIM Women’s World Championship after three successful years of World Cup experience, Grand Prix Kawasaki Racing rider Livia Lancelot took the Title to become the first ever Women’s World Champion in the history of motocross.
The 20 year old French rider from Paris has always been an active supporter of the Women’s series as she is in the challenge since the first World Cup edition in 2005.
In 2007 Kawasaki mounted Lancelot came close to winning the World Cup as she led the pack into the final round in Lierop. She lost to eventual Cup winner Katherine Prumm.
In this final round in Lierop Lancelot proved her brave attitude by going 2-1 for the overall victory of the final round and wrapping up the title with gallantry. Next year when the series’ second moto’s will be televised live during all eight rounds in the calendar Livia Lancelot will take on the Title defence onboard a factory bike of the Kawasaki Racing Team, which will be owned by Frenchmen Roger Pourcel and Thierry Chizat Suzzoni.
NAME: LIVIA LANCELOT 2007 KAWASAKI GPKR FIM WOMEN’S MOTOCROSS WORLD CUP 2ND 2006 YAMAHA PRIVATEER FIM WOMEN’S MOTOCROSS WORLD CUP 3RD 2005 YAMAHA PRIVATEER FIM WOMEN’S MOTOCROSS WORLD CUP 3RD ###
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