Pit Beirer is the outspoken KTM factory sportsman. When you wear an orange tunic, you say what you think and you do what you say. And we take responsibility for everything. The person concerned therefore does not deviate from the rule by delivering the first lessons he has learned from a coronavirus crisis which is not yet over. But what he has learned so far is already quite interesting...
Le coronavirus has put the planet and its inhabitants under its yoke by imposing new social rules on them for more than two months now, limiting their comings and goings often to their simplest expression. Or within the four walls of their home. Its health consequences are significant and the economic and social effects that will follow will be appalling.
A shock that revised thought software. And the one of Pete Beirer updated like this: “ we are now surprised if we lack medical supplies because ships from China no longer arrive in Europe. The crisis will have had the positive effect of perhaps leading to the awareness that we must maintain efficient, high-quality production companies in our European countries of origin. »
Finally, if the same Beirer cannot provide a vaccine against this scourge, at the very least it distills the best recipe for dealing with it on Speedweek. com by Günther Wiesinger: “ the safest place to fight the virus is on a motorcycle. Dear friends, put on your helmet and ride a motorcycle, to be safe from the virus and boredom. » As soon as we can ride, we'll test, I promise...
