Wójcik Racing Team is looking ahead to 2025 as the FIM Endurancce World Championship reaches its conclusion during this week’s Bol d’Or.
The long-serving EWC team will focus its efforts on its #77 Honda-powered entry with four young Polish talents getting the chance to shine at Circuit Paul Ricard.
Joining EWC regulars Kamil Krzemień, Jurand Kuśmierczyk and Artur Wielebski is 18-year-old reserve rider Mateusz Molik, who recently clinched the Polish Supersport 600 crown.
Team founder Grzegorz Wójcik, whose squad has twice finished on the Bol d’Or podium, said: “On the Paul Ricard track we will finish the season, which was a huge challenge and a very valuable lesson for us. Just as in Japan, where we put only the 777 team in the Superstock class to fight, in France only the team 77 in the EWC category will compete, but with a fully Polish team."
“We want to give our young pupils the best possible conditions for learning and development at this level, and at the same time collect as much data as possible for a motorcycle in the EWC specification during our well-known race. All of this will help us to best prepare for the 2025 season, which will be a year of further changes and optimisation of our structure for us. At the same time, we are proud that many years of starts in our colours have opened the door for Kevin Manfredi to be promoted to the Honda factory team, with which we work closely."
Original Source [ FIM EWC ]
