Nuno Matos and Ricardo Claro finished the Baja TT Norte de Portugal with an extremely positive result, securing a spot among the top six in the overall standings and a place on the T3 podium, confirming the progress they demonstrated throughout the race.
After a strong start, the driver was able to maintain a competitive pace until the end, delivering a solid performance throughout the competition.
Over the course of more than 300 timed kilometers, the Amarok Proto demonstrated high levels of performance and reliability, responding perfectly to the demands of a very challenging course marked by constant changes in terrain.
“It was a very demanding test, in a highly technical and difficult race, with constant changes in terrain and fog complicating conditions, which forced us to constantly adapt throughout the entire course,” highlights Nuno Matos.
The consistency demonstrated throughout the competition also reflects the team’s constant effort and dedication to the development of the Amarok Proto. On the ground, the duo from Alentejo maintained a solid pace in a challenging environment and achieved a result that represents a significant boost for the entire team.
“We are very happy with this result, mainly because it is the fruit of everyone’s effort and persistence. I would like to thank Ricardo Claro once again for his excellent work, as well as the entire team, our partners and sponsors, and everyone who supports us. We will work to improve and continue competing among the best, which is our main goal,” he emphasizes.
Satisfied with the outcome of the race, the driver considers this result motivating and a boost of confidence for the work the team has been doing, with the focus already on their next participation in the Raid da Ferraria, taking place from May 22 to 24.
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