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rhinocerosproject · 5 years

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Sewing Circle Participants

Sewing Circle Participants

Thank you to everyone who participated in sewing the rhinoceros! We could never have finished it without you. You are forever in our hearts.

Deanna Cruise back

Juliana Pennington shoulder

Yue Yang Caigla Zou back

Yuen (Jessica) Chen back

Kelly White shoulder

Athena Johns leg

Antoinette Barton head

Erica Lipshultz rump

Marc Fletcher back left foot

Siobhan Cassidy front right leg

Elisa Li head

Harry Yu head

Beth Thomas snout

Erica Barajas forehead

Vivian Romney shoulder

Zoe Walker head

Amy Khalmann rear flank

Alina Hayes feet

Janice Wood rear flank

Barb Bakun head

Andi Wong rear flank

Sarah Stein back, thigh

Chloe Marrinstein head, foot, outline, da booty

Sadie Marrinstein thigh

Amanda H. Johnson head, foot, outline

Kaila Wood head, foot, outline

Leah Johnson head, foot, outline

Ani Mukerji back leg

Inka Mukerji back leg

Winnie Ding rear flank

Jennifer White back feet

August White back feet

Neve Schmitt head

Michelle Schmitt head

Sigrid foot

Leah Anderson foot

Mary Kenny rump

Isle Oritt rump

Olga back leg

Dustin rhinobum!

Linnea Furlog head

Pam Deluco rear leg, haunch, elbow, letters

Jeff Thomas back

Bryan Barkley rear

Mary Wheeler back top flank

Teri Gardiner tail hair, rump, belly, ridge of back

Robin Hill rump

Darcy Padilla stomach

Emily Clark-Krasner rear

Yuen Chen leg

Jodi Connelly back

Noah Greene belly

Ryan Meyer belly and back

Arielle Rebek belly

Muzi LaRowe eyes

T. Blackmon bottom

Bettina Pauley tail

Allyson Feeney rump

Mark Baugh-Sasaki back foot

Dox Lorax haunch

Kelli Rae rump

Cesar Rubio unknown

Ho Yan Nip unknown

Frank Merritt all over, circles, edges, hindquarters, shoulder, rump, dark purple bottom edge of shoulder armor, behind the ear

Kim Miskowicz rump, right foot, rear/rump

Julia Langer buttocks

Jonathan Coignard buttocks

Suzanne Gore haunch

Kelly Wang from hip to buttock

Steve Rasmussen rear leg

Bob Rocco rump

Odysseus Wolken upper rump

Juliette Langley lower rump

Fehim Haelzic crown/forehead

Leyla Haelzic crown/forehead

Tanja Gels head

Lisa Ekstrom from right leg, forehead

Eva Walker front leg

Sara Wright eye

Karrie Hovey shoulder

M. Dym a wrinkle on the head

Amy M. Ho front foot, forehead

Dave Lyons just below eye

Mel Day forehead

Heather Peters ear

Helen Hiebert butt

Alyssa Casey neck, horn

Vanessa Gingold rump

Mary V. Marsh front right toe, ear

Antonio Guerra letra C

Jenny Phillips hands

Ingrid Rojas Contreras hoof

Maia Wachtel lines on the back

Roli Douglas the top line

Noga Wizansky rump

Suzanne Forester border line

Cindy Steiler face

Alexa Boromo behind

Amber Hoy back

Melody Dalton back

Cheyenne Dalton rear feet

Elizabeth Boyne ear

Teddy Midler front foot

Drew Cameron face

Cathy DeForest front left hoof

Leah Korican face

Mayumi Hamanaka r - text

Dana Zed shoulder

Erin Sheanin knee

Alisha Funkhouser front foot

Debbie Walker unknown

Nancy Marriner tail

Summer Om face

Eraden Wordal Chesh face

Isle Oritt knee

Mary Grace Tate toe

Sophia Auen face

April Marriner tail

Charlotte Semmes snout

Andre Chevonier foot

Jane Cassidy foot

Kellen Rhoda foot

Meiasha Gray border

Samantha Bankston back foot

Winship Varnes hindquarters

Miranda McFarland belly

Susan Paigen nose

Kevin Holmes ear

Jackie Wallowheng plants

Beta Heist Morello edge

Elaine Todd nose and edge near nose

Lori Chambers back foot

Mickie McCormic foot scales

Jeremy Logan ear hair

Brook Craddock mythical horn!

Morning Hullinger toe jam back foot, shoulder flank, final inner

C.C. Chaya scales

Lolli Jacobsen back

Sarah Crews rump

Connie Burket ears

Debbie Divine rear leg

Martha Rhea hindquarters

Donna Sandberg along the top of the back shoulder and letter H

Pam Morgan back

Ruth Cathcard Rake front leg and letter R

Gretchen Boyum front leg, front foot

Rachel Butler front leg

Lucy Butler front leg

Bill North butt, ground, back right foot

Caroline Stoll head

April Engstrom back right leg/hip

Connie Wilson close to face

Gloria Gonzalez hind foot

Judy Nease chin

Alleigh Weems horn

Lyndsi Weems back foot

Karla Prickett rump

Jennifer Baker back

Kent Manske spots

Susan Tuoley back foot and butt

Susan Paigen nose

Christina Steinbrecher pfrandt (lower leg)

Yeqi Song legs

Yuan Luo legs

Jenny Chin (Kuan-Jen) legs

Jingying Liang back leg

Jianguyin Reng back leg

Beth Abdallah back flank

Rebecca Redman back leg

Michael Seidel kidney lining

Rita Hsing head

Sandy Lee back

Chelsea Herman back

Marie Kidd right front foot

David Kidd right front foot

Amy Whitcomb rump

Bob Carpenter nose

Barbara Carpenter nose

Cynthia Beecher ear

Leteb Beecher ear

Susan Sweet ear

CK Itamura hamhock

Dionne Thornton front left foot, butt edge

Robert Wuilfe da booty

Gina Ching front foot

Jordan Juel front foot

Anne Ingraham front foot

Michelle Waters butt

Elizabeth Addison foot

Lydia Nakashima Dagarod shoulder

Linda Joy Kettwinkel snout

Peggy George butt

Maryly Snow scales

Zelisa back end

Scott Partch back end

Chin Cox head

Hada Marshall Booth head

Eduardo Arenas leg

Luna Gomez head

Sauita Patel gog (back)

Brian Lease back leg

Islonia Hasbrim frente

Guadalupe Portillo espalda

Queen Krubally back

Bridget McCraken back

Margaret Coston back

Kathleen Murphy belly

Julie Grigoryan ear

Joyce Subel border

Yatit Maidorh head

Omer head

Alon head

Rooek head

Eli head

Posja Mahushwai neckline

Talia nose

Ella ear

Jonathan nose

Nancy Brunn back

Sabina Brunn ears

Judith Fast back

Lindsey Stoll hoof

Emily Marks head

Victor Vargas chin

Britt-Marie Alon horn

Al Bloch horn

Alyssa Flores horn

John Hoffmeyer border

Madison Cockrum head

Anthony Murillo border

Sheri Simons front legs

Emily Matherson face

Hana Jones hoof (back foot)

Angela Kirchebel bottom left corner border,

small area of right foot, scales

Adele Etcheverry Sheets upper border rear and rear of Rhino

Leslie Jurado back leg, hoof scales

Jaime Muñoz shoulder

Aiden Ginn back leg

Sheecid Lopez border and back leg

Sophy Hock shoulder

Nancy Scott Patton rump

Hana Beaty shoulder, back leg

Eric D’Alessandro lower jaw

Betsy Copeland leg and hoof

Kylie McCloskey horn

Dellanira Carrillo butt

Jose Llamos hoof (back foot)

Timothy Clancy forehead

Kobley Benjamin Mona shoulder

Alicia Ramirez foot

Kim Green upper thigh/butt

Francesca Figone left back

Josette Stokes shoulder

Mercedes Yatta foot

Luis Medina booty

Shane Geoge face (under eye)

Ellen Baird foot

Daria Booth shoulder

Adria Davis backside

Johnny Bruno back foot

Brianna Warren leg

Adrienne Glatz forehead

Mallory Frucha bum

Kelly Weber front and back legs

Carissa Duggan booty

Jasmin Gonzalez foot

Francis Newsom rear end

Shari Maxson Hopper shoulder

Veronica Brenck butt

Marie Fox rump, front foot, back foot

Chloe Taylor root

Marissa Winslow rump/tail

Shai Porath head

Linda Bea Miller tummy

Tom Seoul rump

Kathleen Ritchie unknown

Sue Bottom front leg

Lisa Chu forehead

Anne Ingraham hind foot

Chris Voisard rump

Jane McLaughlin front foot

Malinda Thompson rear leg

Mallory Nomura Saul tusk and back

Judy Shintani tummy and rump

Kevin Austin top of nose, bottom of horn

Claudia Molley top of head, behind ear

Kate Oltmann butt

Amanda Bosma wrinkle on face

Xittaly Vasquez back leg

Emily Murray torso wrinkle

Julia Albo border

Miriam Hassman neck/face

Ryan Patton back left leg

Alexa Weber chin and left front leg

Jiovanny Soto forehead

Jenny Harp �� lower back

Steven Garen nose/head

Tallulah Terryl leg

Johanna Arnold back

Sean Olson muzzle

Emma Spertus back

Chris Challans loin, belly

Susan Kanowith-Klein rump

Christina Aumann eyelashes and forehead

Ruth Souza misc dorsal area

Phuong Pham booty

Laurie Crogan shoulder-scales

Lorna Turner armpit

Eva Hausam chin wavy lines

David Reiman shoulder

Lanqin Wang forehead

Camryn Travis belly

Jennifer Munnings eye/cheek

Brooke Sommers belly

Katie Gallagher ribs

Sariah Gonzalez forehead

Anthony Isenhour shoulder

Berenika Boberska the bottom!

Taylor Hoogsteden hip

Carmina Ellison sideburns

Nicole McHale shoulder blade

Preeva Tramiel back leg

Jessica Bernhardt front leg

Milldrid Thompson ear

Sharon Robinson front leg

Timiza Wagner back leg

Bobbie Jeffery rear of body

Joanne Landers ear

Sylvia Stanger front leg

Paula Landers back leg

Charlotte Jacobs front leg

Mavis Brown front shoulder

Cheryl Batrato haunch

Kathy Goldmaker shoulder

Liz Matthews back leg above the foot

Sailee Pawar back leg

Andrea Fleiner belly

Marina Taniform leg

Andres Taniform leg

Rose Nguyen ribs

Marco Chavez ribs

Lily May Larson cheek

Rachel Williamson back leg

Cheryl Zuur above the eye

Kathy Willis hindquarters

Martha White hindquarter

Artemis Koren head

Anika Sykora tummy

Irene Floyd hindquarter

Ming Zhou head

Max Koren front leg

Dinah Irino ear

Maya leg

Morgan Carter head

Ava Kasim the hinney

Isabella Anderson back

Ian Kussi-Gillu shoulder

Viyada Satyapan upper front back

Mahvash Salehpour back hip

Christina Bayley back foot

Pam Schwartz left leg

Lynn Koolish back leg

Sandra Duncan front hoof

Emily Rosenberg right leg

Gina Dixon back leg

Tamara Sommerfield neck

Diana R. Reton rear leg

Candace Kling shoulder

Cindy Jacomette head

Nicki Hitz Edison front leg

Toru Sueto front left leg

Jeanne Sueto under eye, along lower jaw

Linda Goss rear hip

Kim Meuli Brown back ribs

Michael Chin chin

Kasla Melton right back leg (pierna derecha)

Vanessa Herrera right back thing

Wendy Brown back leg

Jack Fleig front leg

Amanda Fleig front leg

Shobitha belly

Sasha back

Marilyn rear haunch

Caden Jo Hartdegen head/neck

Yolanda Araujo unknown

Meredith Payn unknown

Tiffany Hartdeger unknown

Richard cheek

Hanna Peacock shoulder

Juan Manuel Gutierrez rear hip

Paola Valencia head

Jesus Castillo head

Diego Barregan shoulder

Hernandez Irvin belly

Cindy Simmons cheek

Ginna Sierra upper leg

Carole Walters-Cook face

Angela Etsey back leg and thigh

Victor Navarro IV V neck

Elizabeth Finkler ear

Jennifer Lu lower tummy

Kylee Dougherty neck

Jada Wong stomach

Kerwin Azores back knee

Hugo Jimenez head

Becca Wong neck

Breanna Estrada unknown

Candaces Perrault shoulder

Kevin Liu belly and front of leg plates

Michael Huang Mil back leg

Natalie Diazza chin hairs

Eliza Villa dorsal neck

Steve Dellicalpini in that neck tho!

Michelle van Eyken right flank

Leslie McLaughlin shoulder circles

Angela Acosta front leg

Allison Acosta front shoulder circle

Rebecca Bui upper back leg

Barbara Post back foot

Irene Caravajal back leg

Gabrielle Koizumi neck

Clayton Bavor front leg

Ava Eui front leg

Judy Diamond upper shoulder

Mhanna Kutras front leg

Liam neck

Leona neck

Leana Olliffe stomach

Patti Samuelson right leg

A. Manley neck plates

Donna King right shoulder

Becky Leech right hindquarters

Raymond Mueller front left leg

Timmy shoulder

Asher Fleig front leg

Julia back leg

Nicole B chest

L. Hum hind leg

Alice Schwegman shoulder

Gail Blackmarr unknown

Christina Truong neck

June Dao scale

Ellie Reese a rear leg

Susan L. Goranson left rear leg

Marci Ariagno breast shield

Maya unknown

Diane Mestu head

Claudia Havah back leg

Mickey Guffin right upper hind leg

Annalise Sailen unknown

Jennifer Schaeffer front right leg

Mia rear leg

Joe Ranish right shoulder

Ann Ranish rear leg

Anthony left leg

Leslie Nobler neck

Anne Trickey back leg

Maris Kaplan neck fold and front shoulder

Paula Bohan neck fold

James Brooks neck

Amanda Briggs back right foot

Andrew Briggs back right foot

Miriam Briggs back right foot

Willow Yamaden cheek

Sarah Bartman neck

Bridget McMahon flank

Amy Brown jowl

Vanessa Dion Fletcher jowl

Denera Gains unknown

Justin Gains unknown

Kurt Salinas stomach/inner thigh

Randall Harrison upper mid bicep

Ivy Moya back foot

Pam Lonero breast plate

Molly Olsen Roush shoulder/neck area

Brook Olsen Roush shoulder/neck area

Susie Miller Roush shoulder/neck area

Reyhon Ertekin unknown

Torres Leck shoulder

Anna Banancks shoulder

Emily van Engel front leg

Silvia Eckert cheek

Davis Watson breastplate

Debachree Ghosh breastplate

Jessica Jane Jennings cheek

Kimberly Ann Piper shoulder

Alisa Murray cheek

Jennifer Hill breastplate

Susan Ady cheek

Chris Washburn neck

Janet Ady flank

Louise Horkey border

Nupur Kamat front shoulder

Tamela Holmes ear

Tameyah Holmes cheek

Ruth Tabancay upper leg

Teddy Midler shoulder

Jerry Majors Patterson cheek area

Susan Afell eye area

Elaine Todd neck

Senator Jordan cheek

Meadow unknown

Lori Chambers neck

Josephine Tumova neck

Fynn Tuma chest

Diana Dominguez chest

Jason Godeke neck

Cristina Mathews belly and front right leg

Jody Alexander neck, chest

Elaine Todd belly circles

Raquel Marquez belly

Josslyn Robles chest

Rhea Rynearson shoulder

Valerie Frey shoulder

Aidan Parker shoulder, right shoulder

A. Parker right shoulder

Seraphine Ries belly

Lid. C. belly

Jamelie whiskers

Carolyn Schneider upper shoulder

Josh Morsell lower front shoulder

Lia V. Wilson middle breast

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un-enfant-immature · 5 years

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Opera’s Africa fintech startup OPay gains $120M from Chinese investors

Africa focused fintech startup OPay has raised a $120 million Series B round backed by Chinese investors.

Located in Lagos and founded by consumer internet company Opera, OPay will use the funds to scale in Nigeria and expand its payments product to Kenya, Ghana and South Africa — Opera’s CFO Frode Jacobsen confirmed to TechCrunch.

Series B investors included Meituan-Dianping, GaoRong, Source Code Capital, Softbank Asia, BAI, Redpoint, IDG Capital, Sequoia China and GSR Ventures.

OPay’s $120 million round comes after the startup raised $50 million in June.

It also follows Visa’s $200 million investment in Nigerian fintech company Interswitch and a $40 million raise by Lagos based payments startup PalmPay — led by China’s Transsion.

There are a couple quick takeaways. Nigeria has become the epicenter for fintech VC and expansion in Africa. And Chinese investors have made an unmistakable pivot to African tech.

Opera’s activity on the continent represents both trends. The Norway based, Chinese (majority) owned company founded OPay in 2018 on the popularity of its internet search engine.

Opera’s web-browser has ranked No. 2 in usage in Africa, after Chrome, the last four years.

The company has built a hefty suite of internet-based commercial products in Nigeria around OPay’s financial utility. These include motorcycle ride-hail app ORide, OFood delivery service, and OLeads SME marketing and advertising vertical.

“Opay will facilitate the people in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya and other African countries with the best fintech ecosystem. We see ourselves as a key contributor to…helping local businesses…thrive from…digital business models,” Opera CEO and OPay Chairman Yahui Zhou, said in a statement.

Opera CFO Frode Jacobsen shed additional light on how OPay will deploy the $120 million across Opera’s Africa network. OPay looks to capture volume around bill payments and airtime purchases, but not necessarily as priority. “That’s not something you do ever day. We want to focus our services on things that have high-frequency usage,” said Jacobsen.

Those include transportation services, food services, and other types of daily activities, he explained. Jacobsen also noted OPay will use the $120 million to enter more countries in Africa than those disclosed.

Since its Series A raise, OPay in Nigeria has scaled to 140,000 active agents and $10 million in daily transaction volume, according to company stats.

Beyond standing out as another huge funding round, OPay’s $120 million VC raise has significance for Africa’s tech ecosystem on multiple levels.

It marks 2019 as the year Chinese investors went all in on the continent’s startup scene. OPay, PalmPay, and East African trucking logistics company Lori Systems have raised a combined $240 million from 15 different Chinese actors in a span of months.

OPay’s funding and expansion plans are also harbinger for fierce, cross-border fintech competition in Africa’s digital finance space. Parallel events to watch for include Interswitch’s imminent IPO, e-commerce venture Jumia’s shift to digital finance, and WhatsApp’s likely entry in African payments.

The continent’s 1.2 billion people represent the largest share of the world’s unbanked and underbanked population — which makes fintech Africa’s most promising digital sector. But it’s becoming a notably crowded sector where startup attrition and failure will certainly come into play.

And not to be overlooked is how OPay’s capital raise moves Opera toward becoming a multi-service commercial internet platform in Africa.

This places OPay and its Opera-supported suite of products on a competitive footing with other ride-hail, food delivery and payments startups across the continent. That means inevitable competition between Opera and Africa’s largest multi-service internet company, Jumia.

Pan-African e-tailer Jumia grows 3Q revenue, e-payments and losses

#TechCrunch

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magzoso-tech · 5 years

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New Post has been published on https://magzoso.com/tech/operas-africa-fintech-startup-opay-gains-120m-from-chinese-investors/

Opera’s Africa fintech startup OPay gains $120M from Chinese investors

Africa-focused fintech startup OPay has raised a $120 million Series B round backed by Chinese investors.

Series B investors included Meituan-Dianping, GaoRong, Source Code Capital, Softbank Asia, BAI, Redpoint, IDG Capital, Sequoia China and GSR Ventures.

OPay’s $120 million round comes after the startup raised $50 million in June. It also follows Visa’s $200 million investment in Nigerian fintech company Interswitch and a $40 million raise by Lagos-based payments startup PalmPay — led by China’s Transsion.

There are a couple of quick takeaways. Nigeria has become the epicenter for fintech VC and expansion in Africa. And Chinese investors have made an unmistakable pivot to African tech.

Opera’s activity on the continent represents both trends. The Norway-based, Chinese-owned (majority) company founded OPay in 2018 on the popularity of its internet search engine.

Opera’s web-browser has ranked No. 2 in usage in Africa, after Chrome, the last four years.

The company has built a hefty suite of internet-based commercial products in Nigeria around OPay’s financial utility. These include motorcycle ride-hail app ORide, OFood delivery service and OLeads SME marketing and advertising vertical.

“OPay will facilitate the people in Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya and other African countries with the best fintech ecosystem. We see ourselves as a key contributor to…helping local businesses…thrive from…digital business models,” Opera CEO and OPay Chairman Yahui Zhou, said in a statement.

Opera CFO Frode Jacobsen shed additional light on how OPay will deploy the $120 million across Opera’s Africa network. OPay looks to capture volume around bill payments and airtime purchases, but not necessarily as priority. “That’s not something you do every day. We want to focus our services on things that have high-frequency usage,” said Jacobsen.

Those include transportation services, food services and other types of daily activities, he explained. Jacobsen also noted OPay will use the $120 million to enter more countries in Africa than those disclosed.

Since its Series A raise, OPay in Nigeria has scaled to 140,000 active agents and $10 million in daily transaction volume, according to company stats.

Beyond standing out as another huge funding round, OPay’s $120 million VC raise has significance for Africa’s tech ecosystem on multiple levels.

It marks 2019 as the year Chinese investors went all in on the continent’s startup scene. OPay, PalmPay and East African trucking logistics company Lori Systems have raised a combined $240 million from 15 different Chinese actors in a span of months.

OPay’s funding and expansion plans are also a harbinger for fierce, cross-border fintech competition in Africa’s digital finance space. This includes OPay going head to head in Kenya with Africa’s highest volume mobile money product, M-Pesa. Parallel events to watch for include Interswitch’s imminent IPO, e-commerce venture Jumia’s shift to digital finance and WhatsApp’s likely entry in African payments.

The continent’s 1.2 billion people represent the largest share of the world’s unbanked and underbanked population — which makes fintech Africa’s most promising digital sector. But it’s becoming a notably crowded sector, where startup attrition and failure will certainly come into play.

Not to be overlooked is how OPay’s capital raise moves Opera toward becoming a multi-service commercial internet platform in Africa.

Finally, Opera’s Chinese backed Africa moves will ad a new component to debate around China’s engagement in Africa. In previous years, the country’s interactions with African startups were relatively light compared to deal-making on infrastructure and commodities. Chinese actors investing heavily in African mobile consumer platforms lends to looking at new data-privacy and security issues for the continent.

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sbknews · 6 years

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New Post has been published on Superbike News

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Welcome to America: WorldSBK takes on the Golden Gate Bridge

WorldSBK takes on the Golden Gate BridgeIt’s time for the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship riders to take on America, and they were offered the best possible welcome as they took to an escorted ride over the world famous Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, ahead of the GEICO US Round in two days time.

The sun shone down over the Californian landmark, and Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK), Alex Lowes (Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team), Chaz Davies (Aruba.it Racing – Ducati), Eugene Laverty (Milwuakee Aprilia), Loris Baz (GULF Althea BMW Racing Team) and wildcard Josh Herrin (Attack Performance Two Wheel Legal Yamaha) swung their legs over road legal versions of their SBK® machines, riding from Vista Point straight over the iconic bridge.

With three time world champion Rea leading the way at the front of a chevron formation, they were able to have to some fun in the Californian sunshine on their five mile ride. Relishing the ride over as they look out onto the Pacific Ocean, the riders were able to live their own American Dream ahead of Round Eight of the championship, in a once in a life time Wednesday ride.

Parking up at Ghirardelli Square, the fun didn’t stop there as the local delicacy of Clam Chowder was on offer, and they were joined by local heroes Jake Gagne (Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team) and PJ Jacobsen (TripleM Honda World Superbike Team). Meeting with local members of the media, anticipation is certainly building ahead of what is set to be a stunning weekend of racing action.

Racing alongside MotoAmerica this weekend, the on-track action will be second to none, and it wasn’t only the WorldSBK riders who had fun over the bridge, as they were joined by Yamaha’s Cameron Baubier and Suzuki’s Valentin Debise.

Don’t miss the WorldSBK action on track this weekend at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. Friday welcomes free practice from 09.45LT (-7 GMT), with Superpole at 11.00 and lights going out for both races – Race One on Saturday and Race Two on Sunday – at 14.00LT.

#GoldenGateBridge #USWorldSBK #WorldSBK

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stampington · 7 years

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Straight from the Kitchen challenge results!

Artsy scarf tops by Cynthia Anderson

Anna Jones’ inspiring dyed jeans and tank top

Wrap-around denim dress by Colleen Brown

Altered lacey denim jacket by Cindy Jacobsen

Paulette Adams’ simply beautiful long-sleeved lace top

It’s a Wrap! Fall into style with Sharon Lee Louk’s altered sweater

Elena Ulyanova’s naturally dyed tops

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Playlist (16): Great Big Hoping Machine (Radio Plastique), Dec 11 2022

ARTIST / SONG / ALBUM

Bendigo Fletcher "Strange Encounters" Wingding

John Showman & Chris Coole "The Julia Belle Swain" Much Further Out Than Inevitable

Wilco "Hints" Cruel Country

Jason Collett "Hot Mess" Head Full of Wonder

Jackson County Line "The Runaway" White Flowers

Jaimee Harris "Catch It Now" Red Rescue

Jose Gonzalez "Save Your Day" Veneer

Watchhouse "Lonely Love Affair" Watchhouse (Duo)

Iron & Wine "Halfway Home" Lori

Stillhouse Junkies "Never Going Back Again" Small Towns

Friendship "Chomp Chomp" Love Is the Stranger

Wes Collins "Last Saturday" Jabberwockies

Florist "Two Ways" Florist

Aspen Jacobsen "Monday Mourning" Arsonist Daughter

Chris Coole "Waiting for the Rain" The Old Man and the C Chord

Parker Milsap "Vigilante Man" Home in This World: Woody Guthrie's Dustbowl Ballads

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The Rhinoceros Project was fortunate to travel to Pacific Textile Arts in Fort Bragg, CA in May. As part of PTA’s Program Series, we gave a short talk on the history & future of The Rhinoceros Project & then held a sewing circle in the workshop room.

Thank you so much to Lolli Jacobsen & everyone at Pacific Textile Arts for the invitation, support & gracious hosting. And thank you to the many participants who contributed to The Rhinoceros embroidery & who want to come back for more!

Pacific Textile Arts hosts exhibitions, classes, and monthly talks through the Program Series running September - May. They also have an extensive library & textile collection - all open to the public. Check them out!

In two weeks, The Rhinoceros Project travels to Kansas - stay tuned!

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WorldSBK heads to California for Round Eight of a sensational season

Overtaking the halfway point of the season, the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship has seen six different winners from seven different rounds so far in 2018, and the show doesn’t stop there as the circus roars into WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. Set in the stunning Californian hills, a stones throw away from the coastal town of Monterey, Laguna Seca is a favourite of many, but not one for the faint hearted. As riders hurtle down into the high speed turn one it’s all to play for, and there’s no telling who will come out on top. We want you to be ready for the American battle.

Undeniably the favourite heading into the GEICO US Round is championship leader Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK), who finds himself in the rare situation of looking to bounce back from a difficult race two last time out. With his first zero points score for the first time of the season, the Northern Irish rider heads to Laguna hoping to extend his championship lead as the summer break looms. Only finishing off the podium on two occasions out of eight in California, Rea will look at taking his victory tally to four here, as his overall number of victories continues to grow past the record breaking 60.

Despite a determined Rea, Chaz Davies (Aruba.it Racing – Ducati) will be a man on a mission around a circuit he is notoriously strong at. Coming off the back of some difficult races with his Panigale R, where he and his team have struggled to find a solution to their set-up issues, Davies was able to show his grit and determination to take a podium finish in race two at Brno. Laguna Seca has been a strong circuit for the Welsh rider in the past – he has the most victories over anyone else on the grid (three) and the most experience from his time in the domestic American championships. Ready for a fight, he’s not one to count out.

For the American fans, all eyes will be on their home heroes as Jake Gagne (Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team) and PJ Jacobsen (TripleM Honda World Superbike Team) prepare for their homecoming around the stunning 3.6km ribbon of tarmac. For Gagne, he returns to the scene of his debut WorldSBK race, whilst Jacobsen prepares for his SBK® debut around Laguna Seca. Gagne has had a testing season so far getting acquainted with the CBR1000RR Fireblade SP2 machine, but finishing over half his races in the points will no doubt give him motivation ahead of a big weekend. For Jacobsen, he returns to racing around Laguna for the first time in seven seasons, so he won’t have that ‘home track’ advantage. Despite this, the atmosphere and support of the American crowds will no doubt give him a boost to continue to improve his Honda machine.

One team heading to California full of confidence will be the Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team, as the duo of Michael van der Mark and Alex Lowes have taken three out of the last four victories in WorldSBK. Getting the monkey off their backs this season, the pair will be taking on the weekend with a fresh outlook. For van der Mark, Laguna has been a tough challenge in the past with a best finish of fourth in 2016, but with the new found confidence on the YZF-R1, his pace will be interesting to follow. On the other side of the garage, Lowes has had two top sixes out of eight appearances around the circuit, and given his improving pace he will no doubt hope to build on this. With the smiles still etched on their faces from their debut victories, will they leave Laguna feeling the same?

Steadily making progress and perhaps an underdog this weekend will be Eugene Laverty (Milwaukee Aprilia) as he continues to get to grips with his RSV4 RF, securing a top four in tricky track conditions last time out. The Irishman has struggled with rear grip all season, but making some steps forward could mean a strong weekend here in California. Winning race two in 2013 for the Italian factory, Laverty has a strong history here and we could see our eighth different podium finisher of 2018.

Loris Baz (GULF ALTHEA BMW Racing Team) is preparing for his return to the Californian circuit, after four seasons away. Tackling the fast and technical circuit with a new bike for 2018 – compared to the Kawasaki he previously raced on – Baz will be looking to continue a strong run of form he is finding with his BMW S 10000 RR. Taking a ninth and sixth last time out around Laguna, his previous knowledge could prove invaluable.

Spaniard Jordi Torres (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) prepares for his fourth weekend around WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, but this time with a new team. Making steady progress with the Italian bike, the eighth round of the season will be a testing one for Torres. But with a solid history in California – taking a top eight in every race he’s finished – he will no doubt be a strong contender for a good result.

Enjoy all the action from California, as free practice begins at 09:45LT (-7 GMT), with lights out for Race One on Saturday at 14.00LT, and Race Two on Sunday at 14.00LT.

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Feel the passion of Imola as WorldSBK heads to Italy

Steeped in history, Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola is the setting for the fifth round of the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK) and there is no doubt we will see more history made this weekend. In front of the dedicated Ducatisti, 22 riders will battle it out to take victory around one of the most popular tracks on the calendar. Tight, twisty and technical, Imola offers challenges not found on any other circuit this season, and the passion will be unrivalled.

The man to beat in recent years, Chaz Davies (Aruba.it Racing – Ducati) is heading to Imola as the obvious favourite this weekend, standing on the top step on the last four occasions with his Panigale R machine. Holding the pole, race and circuit lap record, the British rider has been an unstoppable force over the past seasons as thousands of Ducati fans descend on Imola to show their support. However glory hasn’t always come easily to the 31 year old in Northern Italy, with six podiums out of 12 appearances in his WorldSBK career here. Sitting 30 points off the top of the championship standings, there is still plenty to play for on his number seven shod machine.

It can be easy to forget Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK)’s history around Imola, but the British rider has certainly impressed around here in the past. Taking four victories from as many races in 2014 and 2015, the reigning world champion has tasted the special glory of victory in Italy with both Honda and Kawasaki. Taking his first win at Imola back in 2011, championship leader Rea is not short of success and he has his sights set on higher prizes. Just two victories shy of equaling the overall number of WorldSBK victories, he has his first chance of writing his name in even more history books this weekend.

Another victor around Imola, Tom Sykes (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK) will be heading to Italy with a new feeling of confidence, after his stunning return to the top last time out in The Netherlands. Keeping one eye on the overall Superpole record, Sykes will be hunting down more success this weekend – and with the double win secured here in 2013 he will be poised to take on the tight and twisty circuit.

Michael van der Mark (Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team) will no doubt be heading south to Italy still beaming from a stunning double podium at his home round. The Dutch rider put on a show for his fans who ascended on TT Circuit Assen in their thousands, but van der Mark’s thoughts will now turn to Imola as he will hope to retain his top four position in the championship standings. However with a tough record in WorldSBK around the 4.9km track, it will be a challenging weekend with the aim of improving his best result of seventh. But with a spring in his step, it will be interesting to follow his progress.

As Lorenzo Savadori (Milwaukee Aprilia) prepares for a battle in front of his home fans, there will be plenty of eyes on the SMR squad as Eugene Laverty (Milwaukee Aprilia) hopes to make his return to the WorldSBK paddock following his horror crash in Thailand. Aiming to be passed fit by the medical team this week, the Irish rider is hopeful of swinging his leg back over his RSV4 just seven weeks after breaking his pelvis.

After a tough weekend in The Netherlands for the Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team with both Leon Camier and Jake Gagne sitting out of the round due to injury, the duo will have their fitness assessed before the Pata Italian Round. But PJ Jacobsen (TripleM Honda World Superbike Team) is set to make his WorldSBK debut at the famous Imola track. With two podium finishes to his name in WorldSSP, the American will be hoping to make strong steps with the CBR1000R as he continues to develop the package with his Italian team.

Loris Baz (GULF Althea BMW Racing Team) sits in the top nine of the world championship standings, and will be aiming to improve his overall pace in round five this weekend. With four starts under his belt here, the Frenchman will be looking forward to returning to the tight and twisty track which has welcomed two top four finishes in the past. Baz has had a steady return to the WorldSBK championship so far, but with a string of consistent points scoring finishes, he will be looking to continue to break into the top 10.

Jordi Torres (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) is continuing his development with his new team, and felt some big steps were made throughout the Dutch Round. Heading to a circuit where he was able to secure a podium in 2015, the Spanish rider has had a mixed history in Italy, but as his team took a strong top six finish here last season, the foundations have been built for a solid weekend.

Not forgetting home hero Marco Melandri (Aruba.it Racing – Ducati), who will be searching for his first victory in WorldSBK around Imola alongside team-mate Michael Ruben Rinaldi (Aruba.it Racing – Junior Team), as the adoring Italian fans will be out in force for the duo. With Valdimir Leonov (SPB Racing Team) making his second appearance of the season and Leon Haslam (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) returning for the first time of 2018, it will not be one to miss.

Catch all the action from 09.45 (GMT +2) on Friday, before riders prepare for the Superpole battle on Saturday at 10.30. Lights go out for Race One on Saturday and Sunday at 13.00LT, and there’s plenty worth fighting for.

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2018 WorldSBK Season officially launched in Australia

With expectation building ahead of the ever popular Yamaha Finance Australian Round, Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit played host to the now traditional MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship season launch, as the 2018 stars of the series welcomed the new season with open arms in front of the world’s media.

Set on the unique Paddock Show stage, Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team), Chaz Davies (Aruba.it Racing – Ducati), Leon Camier (Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team), Michael van der Mark (Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team), Jordi Torres (MV Agusta Reparto Corse), Lorenzo Savadori (Milwaukee Aprilia), Loris Baz (GULF Althea BMW Racing Team), PJ Jacobsen (TripleM Honda World Superbike Team), Lucas Mahias (GRT Yamaha Racing Team) and Anthony West (EAB antwest Racing) spoke about the stunning season ahead, as they look forward to what is set to be a spectacular 2018 season and a thrilling opening round around Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit.

Riders spoke about their aspirations for the year ahead, as well as the new rules which are set to be implemented – something that all riders are looking forward to. Explaining they are keen to see how these rules work out, all eight riders are setting their sights high ahead of 2018. Set in the backdrop of rider favourite Phillip Island, there is bound to be plenty of on track action to keep an eye on. Whilst with the introduction of new riders and new teams, it will be a season to remember.

WorldSBK Executive Director Daniel Carerra was thrilled to officially launch the championship Down Under: “I think there is no better place to start the championship than Phillip Island. There is an amazing atmosphere, the layout of the track is one of the best in the world and the races are always decided on the last lap, we are looking forward to another fantastic event. We have been working with Phillip Island to implement some changes this year, as we continue to follow the strategy of bringing the action closer to our fans. Fans can now enjoy Parc Ferme, which will be brought into the paddock as we saw last year in Qatar, so we are looking forward to seeing all the fans enjoying the weekend.”

Three-time and reigning world champion Jonathan Rea can’t wait to get back on his Kawasaki bike: “It’s really nice to start the championship here, the circuit has done an incredible job and the track looks fantastic. Testing has been going well and I feel quite strong, so I’m looking forward to the lights going out on Saturday and Sunday. It’s the first event of many through the season and I’m just trying to kick off in a positive way, I have a lot of support and family coming to this round. As Daniel pointed out, its one of the races that’s always exciting on the last lap, so it’s one I look forward to.”

It wasn’t just WorldSBK riders who were preparing for the season to re-start, 2017 FIM Supersport World Champion Lucas Mahias (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team) was present and can’t wait to get going: “I am ready to start my second season in the championship, and it’s good, I’m so excited. I am very happy to start racing at Phillip Island, it’s a very nice track for me. I don’t have as much stress as last year, it’s the same bike, the same team and I’m enjoying the racing on a good bike.”

On-track action begins on Friday morning with WorldSBK Free Practice 1 at 9.45LT (+11 GMT) as riders become acquainted with the track, before the first race of the 2018 season begins at 15.00LT on Saturday, and the battle continues into Sunday with race two again at 15.00LT.

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WSBK, WSS, WSS300 2018 Permanent Provisional Entry lists

MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship FIM Supersport & Supersport 300 World Championships 2018 Permanent Provisional Entry lists, 12 December

World Superbike

N° RIDER NAT. MOTORCYCLE TEAM 1 1 Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki ZX-10RR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK 2 66 Tom Sykes GBR Kawasaki ZX-10RR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK 3 7 Chaz Davies GBR Ducati Panigale R Aruba.it Racing – Ducati 4 33 Marco Melandri ITA Ducati Panigale R Aruba.it Racing – Ducati 5 22 Alex Lowes GBR Yamaha YZF R1 Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team 6 60 Michael van der Mark NED Yamaha YZF R1 Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team 7 32 Lorenzo Savadori ITA Aprilia RSV4 RF Milwaukee Aprilia 8 50 Eugene Laverty IRL Aprilia RSV4 RF Milwaukee Aprilia 9 76 Loris Baz FRA BMW S 1000 RR GULF ALTHEA BMW Racing Team 10 12 Xavi Fores ESP Ducati Panigale R Barni Racing Team 11 81 Jordi Torres ESP MV Agusta 1000 F4 MV Agusta Reparto Corse 12 2 Leon Camier GBR Honda CBR1000RR Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team 13 45 Jake Gagne USA Honda CBR1000RR Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team 14 40 Román Ramos ESP Kawasaki ZX-10RR Team GoEleven Kawasaki 15 54 Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR Kawasaki ZX-10RR Kawasaki Puccetti Racing 16 16 Gabriele Ruiu ITA Suzuki GSX-R1000 Grillini Racing Team 17 44 Roberto Rolfo ITA Suzuki GSX-R1000 Grillini Racing Team 18 68 Yonny Hernandez COL Kawasaki ZX-10RR Team Pedercini Racing 19 37 Ondrej Jezek CZE Yamaha YZF R1 Guandalini Racing 20 36 Leandro Mercado ARG Kawasaki ZX-10RR Orelac Racing VerdNatura 21 99 Patrick Jacobsen USA Honda CBR1000RR TripleM Honda World Superbike Team

World Supersport

N° RIDER NAT. MOTORCYCLE TEAM 1 64 Federico Caricasulo ITA Yamaha YZF R6 GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team 2 144 Lucas Mahias FRA Yamaha YZF R6 GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team 3 54 Kenan Sofuoglu TUR Kawasaki ZX-6R Kawasaki Puccetti Racing 4 78 Hikari Okubo JPN Kawasaki ZX-6R Kawasaki Puccetti Racing 5 84 Loris Cresson BEL Yamaha YZF R6 Kallio Racing 6 TBA Yamaha YZF R6 Kallio Racing 7 66 Niki Tuuli FIN Honda CBR600RR CIA Landlord Insurance Honda 8 96 Andrew Irwin GBR Honda CBR600RR CIA Landlord Insurance Honda 9 3 Raffaele De Rosa ITA MV Agusta F4 RC MV Agusta Reparto Corse by Vamag 10 86 Ayrton Badovini ITA MV Agusta F4 RC MV Agusta Reparto Corse by Vamag 11 74 Jaimie van Sikkelerus NED Honda CBR600RR GEMAR Team Lorini 12 111 Kyle Smith GBR Honda CBR600RR GEMAR Team Lorini 13 13 Anthony West AUS Kawasaki ZX-6R EAB antwest Racing 14 21 Randy Krummenacher SUI Yamaha YZF R6 BARDAHL Evan Bros. WorldSSP Team 15 65 Michael Canducci ITA Kawasaki ZX-6R Team GoEleven Kawasaki 16 83 Lachlan Epis AUS Kawasaki ZX-6R Team GoEleven Kawasaki 17 38 Hannes Soomer EST Honda CBR600RR Racedays 18 47 Rob Hartog ESS* NED Kawasaki ZX-6R Team Hartog – Against Cancer 19 10 Nacho Calero ESP Kawasaki ZX-6R Orelac Racing VerdNatura 20 94 Mike Di Meglio FRA Yamaha YZF R6 GMT94 YAMAHA 21 15 Alfonso Coppola ESS* ITA Yamaha YZF R6 GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Junior Team 22 77 Wayne Tessels ESS* NED Kawasaki ZX-6R MTM / Wayne Racing Team 23 16 Jules Cluzel FRA Yamaha YZF R6 NRT 24 36 Thomas Gradinger AUT Yamaha YZF R6 NRT 25 35 Stefan Hill GBR Triumph Daytona 675 Profile Racing 26 81 Luke Stapleford GBR Triumph Daytona 675 Profile Racing 27 11 Christian Gamarino ESS* ITA MV Agusta F3 675 Scuola Italiana Piloti 28 25 Walter Sulis ESS* ITA MV Agusta F3 675 Scuola Italiana Piloti 29 5 Axel Bassani ESS* ITA Kawasaki ZX-6R SSP HUNGARY RACING 30 56 Peter Sebestyen ESS* HUN Kawasaki ZX-6R SSP HUNGARY RACING

ESS* FIM Europe Supersport Cup

World Supersport 300

N° RIDER NAT. MOTORCYCLE TEAM 1 33 Daniel Valle ESP Yamaha YZF-R3 Yamaha MS Racing 2 69 María Herrera ESP Yamaha YZF-R3 Yamaha MS Racing 3 6 Robert Schotman NED Kawasaki Ninja 300 Motoport Kawasaki 4 95 Scott Deroue NED Kawasaki Ninja 300 Motoport Kawasaki 5 46 Dino Iozzo RSA Honda CBR500R Racedays 6 28 Dennis Koopman NED Yamaha YZF-R3 GRT Yamaha WorldSSP300 Team 7 54 Filippo Fuligni ITA Yamaha YZF-R3 GRT Yamaha WorldSSP300 Team 8 55 Notis Papapavlou GRE Yamaha YZF-R3 bLU cRU YAMAHA MOTOXRACING 9 99 Galang Hendra Pratama INA Yamaha YZF-R3 bLU cRU YAMAHA MOTOXRACING 10 2 Ana Carrasco ESP Kawasaki Ninja 300 DS Junior Team 11 20 Dorren Loureiro RSA Kawasaki Ninja 300 DS Junior Team 12 21 Borja Sanchez ESP Kawasaki Ninja 300 ETG Racing 13 78 Joseph Foray FRA Kawasaki Ninja 300 ETG Racing 14 14 Enzo De La Vega FRA Kawasaki Ninja 300 GP Project Team 15 22 Mykyta Kalinin UKR Kawasaki Ninja 300 GP Project Team 16 18 Alex Murley GBR Yamaha YZF-R3 Team Toth 17 53 Valentin Grimoux FRA Yamaha YZF-R3 Team Toth 18 96 Imanuel Putra Pratna INA Yamaha YZF-R3 TERRA E MOTO 19 12 Ali Adriansyah Rusmiputro INA Yamaha YZF-R3 PERTAMINA-ALMERIA Racing Team 20 81 Manuel Gonzalez ESP Yamaha YZF-R3 PERTAMINA-ALMERIA Racing Team 21 19 Luca Bernardi RSM Yamaha YZF-R3 Team Trasimeno 22 84 Joep Overbeek NED Yamaha YZF-R3 Team Trasimeno 23 7 Nicola Settimo ITA Honda CBR500R Scuderia Maranga Racing 24 58 Trystan Finocchiaro GBR Honda CBR500R Scuderia Maranga Racing 25 8 Mika Perez ESP Kawasaki Ninja 300 Kawasaki ParkinGO Team 26 27 Filippo Rovelli ITA Kawasaki Ninja 300 Kawasaki ParkinGO Team 27 71 Tom Edwards AUS Kawasaki Ninja 300 Benjan – Kawasaki 28 93 Walid Soppe NED Kawasaki Ninja 300 Benjan – Kawasaki 29 41 Jähnig Jan Ole GER KTM RC 390 R Freudenberg KTM Junior Team 30 43 Luca Grunwald GER KTM RC 390 R Freudenberg KTM WorldSSP Team 31 97 Kappler Maximilian GER KTM RC 390 R Freudenberg KTM WorldSSP Team 32 17 Koen Meuffels NED KTM RC 390 R KTM Fortron Junior Team 33 5 Ryan Vos NED KTM RC 390 R KTM Fortron Racing Team 34 15 Glenn van Straalen NED KTM RC 390 R KTM Fortron Racing Team 35 44 Samuel Aaron Lochoff RSA Yamaha YZF-R3 Samurai-YART Racing 36 79 Tomas Alonso POR Yamaha YZF-R3 Samurai-YART Racing

About the FIM (www.fim-live.com)

The FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) founded in 1904, is the governing body for motorcycle sport and the global advocate for motorcycling. The FIM is an independent association formed by 113 National Federations throughout the world. It is recognised as the sole competent authority in motorcycle sport by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Among its 50 FIM World Championships the main events are MotoGP, Superbike, Endurance, Motocross, Supercross, Trial, Enduro, Cross-Country Rallies and Speedway. Furthermore, the FIM is also active and involved in the following areas: public affairs, road safety, touring and protection of the environment. The FIM was the first international sports federation to impose an Environmental Code in 1994.

WorldSBK heads into the final round of a historic 2017 season

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