Brux Congratulates Cairoli

August 24, 2010, 2:03pm

The most beautiful day for Tony Cairoli is Sunday, August 22. On the difficult track of Campo Grande, Brazil, the talented Sicilian won with the championship with four motos to go in World Motocross MX1 and put him up on the roof of the BRUX® World.

After capturing the gold in the Winter Olympics, the thermoforming Performance bite also confirms itself as a major partner for motocross riders and especially with Cairoli who has dominated the MX1 World in 2010. With Brux® in his mouth, Antonio won the his second title in the premier class and this day is even more important because it arrived with the debutante KTM 350. A wonderful season for Cairoli and the De Carli team that has had a successful finish in Brazil thanks to two splendid races and withdrawal of rival Desalle. In the first race, the KTM rider, finished second, while the final one completed his 2010 masterpiece. He started in the wake of Desalle, after starting fifth, but then ther was an error for the Belgian. Then came the twist with Desalle as his Suzuki fell silent and it was then that Cairoli won. The Italian won the Brazilian Grand Prix his fourth consecutive victory, the thirty-sixth of his career alongside the legend Roger De Coster.

"Its' been a great satisfaction to see the top step of the podium in so many races and especially the current one that established the World Championship for Antonio, and the Brux® . - said a radiant Mauro Turchetti, President of Brux® - Our product is confirmed at the Summit of all sports. After the gold medal won by Svindal in the winter Olympics, the MX1 World cha,pionship is a worthy continuation of the successes of our athletes. Our product helps riders maximize the motocross athletic performance and this proves it, with Cairoli, the largest in player in movement, who believed in Brux. I am delighted that the first year partnership has come to the world championship and especially with the debut on the KTM. Anthony and his team have won a great challenge: they have been great."