Thorough preparation for her Dakar debut could bring great success for Buggyra ZM Racing driver Aliyyah Koloc. She will be fighting for the championship title at the Dubai International Baja.
Aliyyah Koloc aiming for
the title of the FIA ME
Cross-Country Baja Cup
in Dubai
Behind the wheel of a Can-AM DV21, Aliyyah is well-placed to fight for
victory as she currently leads the championship with a total of 84 points,
22 points ahead of second-placed Hamad Nasser Alharbi of Saudi
Arabia.
"Winning this series was not our
priority at the beginning of the
season, it was all about gaining
experience.
So we are very happy to see Aliyyah performing so well in the
challenging conditions of the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula.
A title win would be a great boost
before the Dakar Rally," says
Buggyra's Head of
Communications, Jan Kalivoda.
Aliyyah knows that it won't be easy and she has to
fight until the last meters.
"The Dubai International Baja
will be the culmination of my
preparations for the Dakar
Rally.
I am happy to be doing so well in the FIA Middle East Cross-Country Baja Cup, but nothing is
decided yet, so I will focus on this rally as for any other event and do the best I can," says Aliyyah,
who will once again have experienced French co-driver Stephane Duple by her side.
Teo Calvet as the second team
entry Buggyra ZM Racing will
have two Can-Ams at the Dubai
event.
The second team entry will be driven by Teo Calvet who
makes his off-road racing debut in Dubai.
The Frenchman is the team's
backup entry in the T3 Light
Prototype category.
"As I couldn't participate in the 2022 Dakar due to a hand injury,
this is a great opportunity to get back into off-road racing.
The main goal is to prepare well, so
that I can be a full backup for the team
if needed," said the 21-year-old, who
will have South African Taye Perry as
his co-driver.
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the title of the FIA ME
Cross-Country Baja Cup
in Dubai
Behind the wheel of a Can-AM DV21, Aliyyah is well-placed to fight for
victory as she currently leads the championship with a total of 84 points,
22 points ahead of second-placed Hamad Nasser Alharbi of Saudi
Arabia.
"Winning this series was not our
priority at the beginning of the
season, it was all about gaining
experience.
So we are very happy to see Aliyyah performing so well in the
challenging conditions of the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula.
A title win would be a great boost
before the Dakar Rally," says
Buggyra's Head of
Communications, Jan Kalivoda.
Aliyyah knows that it won't be easy and she has to
fight until the last meters.
"The Dubai International Baja
will be the culmination of my
preparations for the Dakar
Rally.
I am happy to be doing so well in the FIA Middle East Cross-Country Baja Cup, but nothing is
decided yet, so I will focus on this rally as for any other event and do the best I can," says Aliyyah,
who will once again have experienced French co-driver Stephane Duple by her side.
Teo Calvet as the second team
entry Buggyra ZM Racing will
have two Can-Ams at the Dubai
event.
The second team entry will be driven by Teo Calvet who
makes his off-road racing debut in Dubai.
The Frenchman is the team's
backup entry in the T3 Light
Prototype category.
"As I couldn't participate in the 2022 Dakar due to a hand injury,
this is a great opportunity to get back into off-road racing.
The main goal is to prepare well, so
that I can be a full backup for the team
if needed," said the 21-year-old, who
will have South African Taye Perry as
his co-driver.
Contact Us At: https://www.buggyra.com/