World Superbikes sponsored by Fassi

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02 February 2015

The Fassi brand will appear at every round of the 2015 eni FIM Superbike World Championship. Fassi c

The Fassi brand will appear at every round of the 2015 eni FIM Superbike World Championship. Fassi cranes, installed on demonstration vehicles, will be visible within the paddock during most of the ev

Manufacturer of mobile hydraulic cranes Fassi Gru will be an official sponsor in the 2015 season of the FIM Superbike World Championship.

Giovanni Fassi, Fassi Group CEO, said, “Our presence as SBK Official Sponsor for the third consecutive year is proof of the visibility this investment has given to us over the years.”

“The 2015 calendar and in particular the Thai, Malaysian and Qatari rounds further emphasises the synergy between our marketing strategies”, added Fassi.

Marc Saurina, WSBK commercial and marketing director said, “It is a great pleasure for us to see the continuation of our long-time partnerships such as this important one with Fassi Gru. The company has enjoyed a growing profile during its time in World Superbike, especially as we have expanded the series to many exciting new countries. We would like to congratulate Fassi Gru on their 50 successful years in business, and we wish them a bright future as we continue our partnership.”

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