The paths of Marc Márquez andEmilio Alzamora have been linked for many years. The rest is history. Emilio Alzamora not only framed Marc Márquez and achieved great success, he was also able to lead the careers of other promising talents in the motorcycle world such asAlex Marquez, Alex Rins, Miguel Angel Oliveira, Fabio Quartararo, Pecco Bagnaia and María Herrera. Today, Alzamora presents SeventyTwo Motorsport and its team, with the aim of supporting young motorcycle talents.
The SeventyTwo Artbox Racing Team will participate in the JuniorGP and European Talent Cup. This is a talent management and representation company where he will bring his extensive experience to guide and represent promising young drivers and established drivers towards success. Emilio Alzamora celebrated this event in society and on the Montjuïc circuit, where the first Spanish motorcycling Grand Prix took place.
Let's remember these names, because if there is one thing that Alzamora has experience in, it is in training pilots from a very young age: young pilots Guido Pini (16 years old, Italy), Angus Grenfell (17 years old, Australia) and Brian uriarte (15 years old, Spain) will run in JuniorGP and Carlos Cano (14 years old, Spain) in European Talent Cup. In the case of Brian Uriarte, the Cantabrian rider will have to wait until the last three rounds of the season to make his debut, as he does not meet the age criteria for JuniorGP.
This new team is the result of an agreement between SeventyTwo Motorsports and Artbox, and benefits from the experience of the famous Italian technician Massimo Hut, who is the technical director of training, to catapult the pilots who will train his training towards success, always with the advice and knowledge ofEmilio Alzamora.
New team of talents, new illusions
The SeventyTwo Artbox Racing Team will be sponsored by BRADOL, a brand of lubricants for the automotive sector belonging to the Spanish company Brugarolas. But this presentation is not only special for what it means, it also coincides with the 25th anniversary of Emilio Alzamora's 125cc world championship title in 1999.
Emilio Alzamora he himself spoke during the presentation:“SeventyTwo Motorsports is a project that we are extremely passionate about and which, for me, represents a great challenge and an opportunity to continue to bring all my experience to the motorcycle field. Our main objective for the year 2024 is to support the new generation of young talents, without neglecting the opportunities that may arise to advise and represent professional pilots, providing all our structure and services. We created our own racing team with Artbox, which gave birth to the SeventyTwo Artbox Racing Team. I would like to thank all the sponsors for their strong commitment to this project. »
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