Yamaha's Attack on WSBK. How Does That Work, Exactly?
by wolf jay flywheel
Monday, October 20, 2025
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After the New Jersey round of the MotoRainey championship Attack Racing shipped a one rider team to Europe in order to race the last two WSBK races. Basically bikes, spares, tools and pitbox were shipped over in two large containers.
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Team owner Stanboli has done these rounds several times in the past and has the process down.
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The crates flew out of America on Wednesday and were in Europe Thursday.
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Stanboli shipped over plenty of wheels for the team to choose from.
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Attack uses the same freight forwarder every year and has no problems because this isn't their first rodeo, nor their first "carnet de passage".
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'Did you bring a 10mm socket?! I thought you were bringing the 10mm socket!'
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You can ship basically an entire pit box and a racing motorcycle in one giant shipping crate.
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Lift with your knees, or preferably, with a jack ..
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Bubble-wrap, it's everywhere.
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The biggest change for the Attack team is the use of Pirelli tires which are completely different from the Dunlops used in America.
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