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Team Go Eleven was born in 2008, from the passion of Gianni Ramello and the motorcycle experience of Piero Cabutti, to support the rider Rub\u00e9n Xaus, then riding the Ducati of BRC Racing. In 2009, Go Eleven made himself autonomous by engaging in the Superstock 1000 World Cup with the KTM 1190 RC8. In principle the structure used is external, entrusted to the PMS team; in 2010, however, Go Eleven team creates a structure of its own, appointing as team manager Denis Sacchetti with a past as a rider in the same team in 2009, but forced to end his career as a
\nprofessional rider due to a serious back injury. He bacame the youngest Team Manager of the SBK world.<\/p>\n
In the 2010 season the riders are the Spanish Pere Tutusaus and Nico Vivarelli, side by side, in some races, by Marco Rosini. During the season we will take home several points home, getting a seventh place on the Valencia circuit, which will also be the best result of the Austrian giant in the same category.
\nAt the end of the championship, the team announces the transition to the emerging Kawasaki and decides to continue to focus on the Superstock 1000 World Cup, with a well-known rider such as Niccol\u00f2 Canepa.<\/p>\n
From 2012 to 2014 the team participates in the Supersport World Championship, the European Supestock 600 and the Superstock 1000 FIM Cup. 2012 will prove to be a tragic year for the loss of the rider Andrea Antonelli in the stage held in Russia. During the same year the promising young Christian Gamarino brought the Team Go Eleven, thanks to the numerous podiums, to fight for the European Superstock 600 title until the last race of the championship, then finishing third in the general classification. In 2014 the Team obtained, thanks to the consistency of its riders, Roberto Rolfo and Christian Gamarino, the fifth place finish in the World Supersport Championship, with a podium achieved at Magny-Cours.<\/p>\n
In 2015 the Team totally passed into the hands of Gianni Ramello and faced a great step change, realizing the dream of every motorcycle racing fan; participates in the Superbike World Championship with Spanish rider Rom\u00e1n Ramos from the Moto2 World Championship on the Kawasaki ZX-10.<\/p>\n
At the end of the championship the Team gets a result as gratifying as it is unexpected; it\u2019s the first Kawasaki private team! In 2016, at the confirmed Ramos in the Superbike World Championship, the riders Christian Gamarino and Ond\u0159ej Je\u017eek joined the Supersport World Championship. The Go Eleven team is reconfirmed as the first private Kawasaki Team.<\/p>\n
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In 2017 the team begins the seventh consecutive season with the green of Akashi, lining up again the Spanish Ramos in the World Superbike, which will be confirmed for the third consecutive year, the first Kawasaki rider behind the official duo. In the world Supersport two new riders arrive, Gino Rea and the Japanese Kazuki Watanabe.<\/p>\n
In 2018 the team changed both riders in the Supersport world Championship, racing with Michael Canducci and Lachlan Epis on the Kawasaki ZX-6R, while in the World Superbike line up with the confirmed Rom\u00e1n Ramos. Ramos once again has a very regular season, closes sixteenth in the riders standing and fifth in the standing of the Independent Championship.<\/p>\n
After 8 years of successes and satisfactions linked to the Japanese house, Team Go Eleven has a historic turning point: it goes to Ducati, with the new Panigale V4-R. It is a completely new project, being the first four-cylinder produced by the house of Borgo Panigale, which is entrusted to the expert guide of Eugene Laverty; one of the strongest and most successful riders of the WorldSBK, with 56 podiums and 25 wins!<\/p>\n
In the 2020 season, together with the driver Michel Ruben Rinaldi, the GoEleven Team ranks 7th in the championship in the premier class with 3 podiums and one victory, winning the Best Independent Rider & Best Independent Team titles.<\/p>\n
2021 marks the transition to official Ducati bike, together with rider Chaz Davies.<\/p>\n
In 2022 and 2023 the Team has opted to launch a young talent, Philipp Oettl, who in his first season achieved a sixth place in Barcelona as his best result.<\/p>\n
For the 2024\u20132025 two-year period, Team Go Eleven committed to the project of bringing Andrea Iannone back to racing. Strong performances, eight podium finishes, and a historic victory at the Arag\u00f3n circuit marked two positive seasons, which concluded with eighth- and ninth-place finishes in the World Championship respectively.<\/p>\n
In 2026, Ducati will supply the new Panigale V4 with a double-sided swingarm, marking a historic turning point for the Borgo Panigale manufacturer. Team Go Eleven will take to the track with talented rider Lorenzo Baldassarri, Supersport World Championship runner-up and a multiple race winner in Moto2 before moving to production-based racing.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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