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Thomas Chareyre and TM dominate The First of the World Supermoto Championship (Apr 4, 2011)
The 2011 edition of the World Supermoto Championship started with Kart Planet circuit in Busca, managed by DBO.
The TM Racing team presented itself at the Piemontese's circuit in new attire after parting company with the 747 motorsport team run by Simone Girolami, for 2011 the rudder of the team has passed into the hands of Alex Serafini, TM Racing owner,Gastone Serafini's son, who disrobing from his riders outfit now dresses as the team manager.
Many things change, but not the results and the young transalpine riders determination to win is still as strone as ever, with embarrassing superiority Chareyre dominated the weekend from beginning to end and left runner-up spot as the only result that his opponents can desire.
Thomas set off from his pole position and dominated the first race from start to finish, making him the protagonist of a very solitary ride that took him to the checked flag with a noticeable advantage on his ex companion Davide Gozzini and fellow countryman Thierry Van Den Bosch.
The start of the second race witnesssed VDB giving Thomas his money's worth, however after a short time Chareyre broke free from the attack on the Aprilia rider by overtaking him and flying off towards that goal of another win. Behind him finished Mauno Hermunen and Massimo Beltrami in this order.
The third and last race of the day started at 16.20 in the afternoon and allowed Thomas, for the hundredth time, to declare his dominance and win, ordaining the title of 'little Chareyre' the absolute dominator of the GP.
The strart of the this final race does not go so well for Thomas and it takes a few laps to free himself from the irksome Hermunen, putting on a show and proving his great character Thomas passed his rivals and became the winner on the final podium in front of Hermunen and Lazzarini. If the Marsiglies played for the pilot, it will be Mameli National anthem to seal the success of the Italian TM and the young Alex Serafini, who at his debut as team manager will go back to Pesaro with the well earned trophy.
To verify the continuation of this positive trend and the dominace of TM and Chareyre we can only wait for the next Grand Prix on the full asphalt circuit of Pleven in Bulgaria.
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