At the official presentation more than 90 people participated, mostly coming from the world of motorsport; technicians, engineers, journalists in the sector, as well as two special guests: the multi-world champion Carlo Ubbiali and volleyball champion Marco Meoni.
Some guests were also from the main local media - the Eco di Bergamo, Bergamo TV, VideoBergamo, Mediaset Italia2 - SportMediaset. - who carried out reports which were to be published or aired the next day on the local news stations.
Stefano Rumi, coordinator of the project, started by presenting the Racing Team Department, which was followed by a video that retraced the stages of the history of Rumi and then by a light show specially made by Clay Paky's Lighting Designer Marco Zucchinali, culminating in the unveiling of the motorcycle in front of a jubilant audience. There was finally an in-depth- technical study, in which Rumi explained the characteristics of this new engine.
"When the curtain fell and the people applauded enthusiastically, we were instantly rewarded for all our efforts," - says a touched Stefano Rumi. "Presenting such an important project in front of an audience of professionals was thrilling for the whole team. We have to thank Clay Paky for organizing this wonderful event, as well as for supporting us as a sponsor in the creation of the new engine."
Pio Nahum, CCO and marketing director of Clay Paky states, "Clay Paky has a strong link with the world of sport. This partnership with Rumi is above all a desire to support the project of an historic firm in our territory, but it is also a way to express our gratitude to the sporting world, which is giving us a lot of exposure. "
The Moto3 events are now in September, when Stefano Rumi will put his new four-cylinder on the track in the European league.
(Jim Evans)
