Yamaha presents their 2015 squads

Yamaha Motors Europe launched their comprehensive campaign for 2015 racing glory today with the official presentation of their 2015 on and off-road line-ups.

Taking place at the Yamaha Motor Racing Headquarters in Gerno di Lesmo, Italy, Yamaha Factory Racing Yamalube introduced their dynamic MXGP line-up of Jeremy Van Horebeek, 2014 FIM MXGP vice world champion, and Romain Febvre, 2014 FIM MX2 bronze medalist and a rookie to fear, along with their MX2 squads, Standing Construct Yamaha and Kemea Yamaha Yamalube.

Making the switch from orange to blue, Standing Construct Yamalube Yamaha are sure to make a mark on the 2015 MX2 World Championship with their solid line up of Valentin Guillod and Julien Lieber. Both Guillod and Lieber were podium threats nearing the end of last season with Guillod rounding out the year with a podium finish and Lieber proving he’s got the pace to challenge for the lead.

Meanwhile Kemea Yamaha Racing will also represent team blue for yet another year with a line up of youngsters in the form of Benoit Paturel and Damon Graulus, both fresh out of the European Championship ranks.

As the excitement for the 2015 FIM Motocross World Championship continues to build, particularly at the Yamaha base today, it was confirmed that all the boys in blue are ripe and ready for the gates to drop at round one in Qatar.

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