KM99: A First Exceptional Podium at the 24 Hours of Bol d'Or 2024 Team KM99 is proud to announce its exceptional performance at the 87th edition of the 24 Hours of Bol d'Or, the 4th and final round of the 2024 FIM Endurance World Championship. With a team composed of Randy de Puniet, Florian Marino, and Jérémy Guarnoni, we achieved a remarkable achievement, closing our second season in spectacular fashion. A Strong Start and Smooth Race We started the race from P7, in line with our objectives. Randy de Puniet made a fantastic start, quickly moving up into the leading group in the early laps. The race then unfolded flawlessly. Our riders, along with the technical team, delivered a perfect performance, demonstrating exceptional focus and skill. Battling at the Front Throughout the race, we fought at the front, fluctuating between P2 and P5. Thanks to the team's cohesion and the consistent performances of the riders, we maintained our pace against fierce competition. First Podium for KM99 We finished this legendary race in 2nd place, achieving our first podium in just two years of existence. This result is a source of immense pride for the entire team and rewards the hard work we have put in since our inception. “We are extremely proud of this result, which highlights our capabilities and performance on the world stage,” said Gaëtan Schyns, Team Owner. “Sharing the podium with the two biggest endurance teams in the world (YART, P3, and Yoshimura SERT Motul, P1) is a tremendous honor for us, especially considering this is only our second participation in this iconic race.” Final Result and Championship Standings In summary, we finished the race in P2, as the top private team, the best Yamaha, and the leading bike equipped with Dunlop tires. This podium marks a significant milestone for our young team. In the overall championship standings, we secured 4th place, finishing as the top private team behind three factory teams. “This result is a major achievement for us, as we have met our goal of becoming the best private team in the World Endurance Championship, and we did it in just our second year of participation”, added Mario Kupper, Team Manager. Goals Achieved and Looking to the Future With this podium and our status as the best private team, KM99 has cemented its place among the elite of world endurance racing. We would like to thank all our partners, supporters, and team members for their unwavering support throughout the season. We are excited to take on new challenges in the upcoming season and continue striving for excellence. For more information and updates on Team KM99, please visit our official website (www.KM99.be) and our social media channels. Contacts : Gaetan SCHYNS, Team Owner : gaetan@km99.be Mario KUPPER, Team Manager: mario@km99.be Dario SCHYNS, Communication & SN: dario@km99.be - Télécharger le communiqué de presse en Français - Download this press release in English 2024-09-15 12:00:00 https://www.km99.be/upload/km-competition-dcbcb3-large.jpg

Published on Sunday 15 September 2024

KM99: A First Exceptional Podium at the 24 Hours of Bol d'Or 2024


Team KM99 is proud to announce its exceptional performance at the 87th edition of the 24 Hours of Bol d'Or, the 4th and final round of the 2024 FIM Endurance World Championship. With a team composed of Randy de Puniet, Florian Marino, and Jérémy Guarnoni, we achieved a remarkable achievement, closing our second season in spectacular fashion.

A Strong Start and Smooth Race

We started the race from P7, in line with our objectives. Randy de Puniet made a fantastic start, quickly moving up into the leading group in the early laps. The race then unfolded flawlessly. Our riders, along with the technical team, delivered a perfect performance, demonstrating exceptional focus and skill.


Battling at the Front

Throughout the race, we fought at the front, fluctuating between P2 and P5. Thanks to the team's cohesion and the consistent performances of the riders, we maintained our pace against fierce competition.


First Podium for KM99

We finished this legendary race in 2nd place, achieving our first podium in just two years of existence. This result is a source of immense pride for the entire team and rewards the hard work we have put in since our inception. “We are extremely proud of this result, which highlights our capabilities and performance on the world stage,” said Gaëtan Schyns, Team Owner. “Sharing the podium with the two biggest endurance teams in the world (YART, P3, and Yoshimura SERT Motul, P1) is a tremendous honor for us, especially considering this is only our second participation in this iconic race.”

Final Result and Championship Standings

In summary, we finished the race in P2, as the top private team, the best Yamaha, and the leading bike equipped with Dunlop tires. This podium marks a significant milestone for our young team.


In the overall championship standings, we secured 4th place, finishing as the top private team behind three factory teams. “This result is a major achievement for us, as we have met our goal of becoming the best private team in the World Endurance Championship, and we did it in just our second year of participation”, added Mario Kupper, Team Manager.

Goals Achieved and Looking to the Future

With this podium and our status as the best private team, KM99 has cemented its place among the elite of world endurance racing. We would like to thank all our partners, supporters, and team members for their unwavering support throughout the season.

We are excited to take on new challenges in the upcoming season and continue striving for excellence.


For more information and updates on Team KM99, please visit our official website (www.KM99.be) and our social media channels.

Contacts :
Gaetan SCHYNS, Team Owner : gaetan@km99.be
Mario KUPPER, Team Manager: mario@km99.be
Dario SCHYNS, Communication & SN: dario@km99.be




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