Algarve Circuit In Portugal Receives 2011 Superbike Organizer Award

Algarve Circuit In Portugal Receives 2011 Superbike Organizer Award

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2011 SBK Organiser Award goes to Autodromo Internacional do Algarve Rome (Italy), 2 December 2011 – Infront Motor Sports is delighted to announce that the winner of the 2011 Superbike Organiser Award is the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve circuit in Portimão (Portugal). From a promotional, logistical and sporting point of view, the circuit guaranteed the required standards that helped everyone in the Superbike paddock to work in the best possible way in 2011. This recognition rewards the work of a professional and motivated staff. Paolo Flammini, CEO of Infront Motor Sports, declared: “I wish to express my warmest and sincerest congratulations to the AIA circuit management and all its staff, headed by Paulo Pinheiro, who did a fantastic job in 2011 and who demonstrated that they are fully behind our championship”. In addition the 2011 Superbike Media Award has been assigned to the MotorLand Aragón circuit for the excellent facilities and services that enabled media to carry out their activities in the best possible way and to promote the Championship through their work. In 2012 the Portuguese Round of the FIM Superbike World Championship at the AIA circuit will take place on 23rd September while the Spanish Round at MotorLand Aragón is scheduled for 1st July.

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