Brembo Champions: Lorenzo, Biaggi, Hayes

Motorcycle Brakes

At Brembo, where technology is ever changing and always improving, one thing never seems to change.

Year in and year out, Brembo seems to always be the choice of Champions. And 2010 was no different as Brembo-equipped teams dominated on two and four wheels.

Yamaha’s Jorge Lorenzo was crowned MotoGP Champion for the first time and Josh Hayes of Yamaha was crowned American Superbike Champion, also for the first time. In fact, Brembo hasn’t lost a MotoGP championship since 1994 – that’s 20 champions in the past 23 seasons.

Max Biaggi rode his Brembo-equipped Aprilia RSV4 to his first World Superbike championship, and then Josh Hayes took the AMA Superbike title aboard a Yamaha YZF-R1.

Brembo is the world leader and acknowledged innovator of brake disc technology for automotive vehicles. Brembo supplies high-performance brake systems for the most important manufacturers of cars, commercial vehicles and motorbikes worldwide, as well as clutches, seats, seat belts and other components for racing only.

Moreover, Brembo is a leader in motorsports winning more than 200 championships. Today the company operates in 14 countries on 3 continents, with 36 production and business sites, and a pool of 5,417 employees (12/31/2009), about 10% of whom are engineers and product specialists active in R&D. 2009 turnover was € 825.9 Million.

Brembo is the owner of the Brembo, Breco, Bybre, Marchesini and Sabelt brands and operates through AP Racing brand.For more information visit us at www.brembo.com/US or contact Brembo North America.

Partial List of 2010 Brembo Motorcycle Racing Champions
MotoGP Championship, Jorge Lorenzo; #99 Team Fiat Yamaha YZR-M1
World Superbike Championship, Max Biaggi; #3 Alitalia Racing Aprilia RSV4 Factory
American Superbike Championship, Josh Hayes; #4 Graves Motorsports Yamaha

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