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Stiggy Motorsport Honda WSS |
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After winning the Swedish 125 championship in 1994 and 1995, Johan Stigefelt embarked on a truly varied motorcycle racing adventure. After European and World 250 championships, 500cc GPs and even the Boxer Cup, Stigefelt settled in the World Supersport championship with his own team in 2005. Stiggy Motorsport took its owner to eighth place in last year’s title race before the 31-year-old Stigefelt announced his retirement in order to concentrate on team management and testing and development of the all-new CBR600RR. |
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YOANN TIBERIO  32 |
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| Date of birth : November 14, 1986 |
| Place of birth : Cavaillon, France |
| Height : 1.74m |
| Weight : 68kg |
| Interests : Motorsport, cycling, internet, family & friends |
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First race : 1999 |
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| WSS debut : 2006 |
| First WSS win : -- |
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Frenchman Yoann Tiberio joins Stiggy Motorsport after two years with the Italian Megabike team. In 2005, he finished runner-up in the Junior Superstock championship and enjoyed an impressive World Supersport debut last year.
With a win at Monza and two second places in Australia and the Czech Republic, Tiberio clearly has his eyes on the prize that his compatriot, Sébastien Charpentier, has held for the past two years. |
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| 2001 : French 125cc championship |
2004 : 2nd French Supersport championship |
| 2002 : Spanish 125cc championship |
2005 : 2nd European Junior Superstock championship |
| 2003 : 3rd French Supersport championship |
2006 : 7th World Supersport championship, 1 win |
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ROBBIN HARMS 127 |
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| Date of birth : June 9, 1981 |
| Place of birth : Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Height : 1.70m |
| Weight : 65kg |
| Interests :Sport, music, spending time with family |
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First race : 1996 European 125 championship |
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| WSS debut : 2005 |
| First WSS win : -- |
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By the age of 16, Robbin Harms was achieving podium finishes in the European 125 championship, leading to his GP debut in 1999. He returned to Europe in 2000 and, the following season, achieved fourth place overall.
After two further seasons on 125s, Harms switched to four-stroke racing, joining the Stiggy Motorsport squad with whom he finished in fifth place last season, taking a runner-up finish at Monza, Italy.
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| 1997 : European 125cc championship |
2002 : 4th European 125cc championship |
| 1998 : European 125cc championship |
2003 : 125cc World championship |
| 1999 : 125cc World championship |
2004 : 125cc World championship |
| 2000 : European 125cc championship |
2005 : 13th World Supersport championship |
| 2001 : European 125cc championship |
2006 : 5th World Supersport championship |
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