Otávio Enz and Rodrigo Khezam will cover 3,668 kilometers in eight stages, between August 23 and 31. The opening will be in Brasília (DF), and the finish will also be in the Federal Capital.
Those who live in Apucarana and like speed will be able to see a car from the Sertões rally, the biggest national off-road competition, up close. The supermachine will be on display on August 16, a week before the 32nd edition of the competition, which will be held from August 23 to 31, covering approximately 3,668 kilometers of total travel, 2,211 of which will be special stages, through the states of Goiás and Bahia.
The car belonging to the duo, Otávio Enz and Rodrigo Khezam, will be presented to the press, the public and approximately 120 guests, including friends and local authorities, at 7pm on Friday (16/08), at Espaço das Feiras, located at Rua Professora Talita Bresolin, nº 94, in Apucarana (PR).
This will be the Zenz Rally Team's seventh participation in the competition, which counts for points towards the Brazilian Rally Raid Championship. And in this challenge, Otávio and Rodrigo will be competing in the Ultimate PRO category, aboard the Mitsubishi Triton ZRT (#369) with a tubular chassis, fiberglass body and 230 hp 3.2 diesel engine. The Sertões will have the categories Cars, Motorcycles, Quadricycles and UTVs.
Otávio Enz and Rodrigo Khezam, from the Zenz Rally Team, have Mobifácil (online bus tickets) and Proesporte as their master sponsors. In addition to the Apucarana (PR) City Hall through the Municipal Sports Department and Municipal Sports Council, Zenz Western, Zenz Bonés e Camisetas, Doubl3E, ACIA - Apucarana Commercial and Industrial Association, Radiex, Dalle Beer Cervejaria, Rancho Faria, VF Premium Beef, Supermercado Alvorada, Bonenz Bonés, Cervejaria Artesanal Haywa, VF Clube de Tiro and BRL Bonés.
Automatic translation of the Brazilian Portuguese version
Source: Zenz Rally Team / Sig comunicação
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