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YART (Yamaha Austria Racing Team) is a World Endurance Championship racing team based in Heimschuh, Styria, Austria. YART is also one of three official GYTR (Genuine Yamaha Technology Racing) Pro Shops in Europe, alongside Crescent Racing in UK and Ten Kate Racing in the Netherlands. YART was founded in 2001 by Mandy Kainz; it finished runner up in 2006 and 2008 and won 2009 and 2023 the FIM Endurance World Championship.

In 2020 Yamaha Motor Europe and YART unveiled a limited edition Petronas Yamaha SRT replica YZF-R1. The 46 machines have been commissioned to celebrate 46 years of Petronas oil business and will cost €46,000 each. The bikes are available to European customers only.[1]

Achievements

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EWC-Season in numbers

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Season Tires Points Wins Poles FL WC Standing Riders
2001 Germany Metzeler 2 Austria Mandy Kainz
Austria Horst Saiger
2002 Germany Metzeler 30 9. Austria Horst Saiger
Austria Erwin Wilding
Slovenia Mirko Kalsek
2003 Italy Pirelli 62 7. Austria Horst Saiger
Austria Erwin Wilding
Austria Karl Truchsess
2004 Italy Pirelli 100 4. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Austria Horst Saiger
Austria Thomas Hinterreiter
United Kingdom James Ellison
United Kingdom Mike Edwards

United Kingdom Gary Mason
Australia Dean Thomas
France Marc Garcia

2005 United Kingdom Dunlop 62 3. Slovenia Igor Jerman
France Gwen Giabbani
Austria Horst Saiger
Austria Thomas Hinterreiter
2006 Italy Pirelli 150 1 1 2. Slovenia Igor Jerman
France Gwen Giabbani
France Sebastien Scarnato
2007 Italy Pirelli 75 3. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Steve Martin
Australia Damian Cudlin
France Sebastien Scarnato
2008 United Kingdom Dunlop 95 1 1 2. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Steve Martin
United Kingdom Steve Plater
France Gwen Giabbani
2009 France Michelin 145 4 1 3 1. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Steve Martin
France Gwen Giabbani
2010 France Michelin 60 - - - 3. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Steve Martin
France Gwen Giabbani
2011 France Michelin 54 - - 1 5. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Steve Martin
France Gwen Giabbani
Japan Katsuyuki Nakasuga
France Loris Baz
2012 France Michelin 59 - 1 1 6. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Steve Martin
France Gwen Giabbani
Japan Noriyuki Haga
Japan Katsuyuki Nakasuga
United Kingdom Tommy Hill
2013 France Michelin 71 - 1 1 5. Slovenia Igor Jerman
Australia Broc Parkes
Australia Josh Waters
South Africa Sheridan Morais
Japan Katsuyuki Nakasuga
United States Josh Hayes
2014 Italy Pirelli 70 - - 1 6. United Kingdom Michael Laverty
Australia Broc Parkes
Slovenia Igor Jerman
South Africa Sheridan Morais
Australia Ricky Olson
Australia Wayne Maxwell
United Kingdom Thomas Bridewell
2015 Italy Pirelli 41 - 1 1 10. Germany Max Neukirchner
Australia Broc Parkes
Spain Ivan Silva
South Africa Sheridan Morais
2016 Italy Pirelli 60 - - 1 6. Germany Max Neukirchner
Australia Broc Parkes
Germany Marvin Fritz
Japan Kohta Nozane
Japan Takuya Fujita
Spain Ivan Silva
South Africa Sheridan Morais
2017 Japan Bridgestone 130,5 - 1 1 3. United States Josh Hayes
Australia Broc Parkes
Spain Ivan Silva
South Africa Sheridan Morais
Japan Kohta Nozane
2017/2018 Japan Bridgestone 30 1 1 1 16. Germany Max Neukirchner
Australia Broc Parkes
Germany Marvin Fritz
Japan Takuya Fujita
Japan Kohta Nozane
2018/2019 Japan Bridgestone 110,5 1 1 - 4. Italy Niccolo Canepa
Australia Broc Parkes
Germany Marvin Fritz
2019/2020 Japan Bridgestone 149,5 2 3 - 2. Italy Niccolo Canepa
Australia Broc Parkes
Germany Marvin Fritz
France Loris Baz
Czech Republic Karel Hanika
2021 Japan Bridgestone 88 3 1 6. Italy Niccolo Canepa
Germany Marvin Fritz
Czech Republic Karel Hanika
2022 Japan Bridgestone 97 2 6. Italy Niccolo Canepa
Germany Marvin Fritz
Czech Republic Karel Hanika
2023 Japan Bridgestone 181 1 1 1. Italy Niccolo Canepa
Germany Marvin Fritz
Czech Republic Karel Hanika
2024 Japan Bridgestone 159 1 3 1 2. Italy Niccolo Canepa
Germany Marvin Fritz
Czech Republic Karel Hanika

Endurance WM results

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Saison 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Position Points Victories
2024 Nr. Le Mans Spa Suzuka Bol d'Or 2. 159
1 3 1 2 3 8H Spa
2023 Nr. Le Mans Spa Suzuka Bol d'Or 1. 181
7 2 1 18 4 24H Spa
2022 Nr. Le Mans Spa Suzuka Bol d'Or 6. 97
7 2 DNF 7 DNF
2021 Nr. Le Mans Estoril Bol d'Or Most 6. 88
7 DNF 8 DNF 2
2019-20 Nr. Bol d'Or Sepang Le Mans Estoril 2. 149,5
7 DNF 1 4 1 8H Sepang
12H Estoril
2018-19 Nr. Bol d'Or Le Mans Slowakia Oschersleben Suzuka 4. 110,5
7 2 DNF 1 DNF 6 8H Slowakia
2017-18 Nr. Bol d'Or Le Mans Slowakia Oschersleben Suzuka 16. 30
7 DNF DNF 1 DNF DNF 8H Slowakia
2016-17 Nr. Bol d'Or Le Mans Oschersleben Slowakia Suzuka 3. 130,5
7 DNF 2 2 4 5
2016 Nr. Le Mans Portimao Suzuka Oschersleben 6. 60
7 11 4 4 DNF
2015 Nr. Le Mans Suzuka Oschersleben Bol d'Or 10. 41
7 DNF DNF 3 DNF
2014 Nr. Bol d'Or Suzuka Oschersleben Le Mans 6. 70
7 DNF 10 (4) 9 3
2013 Nr. Bol d'Or Suzuka Oschersleben Le Mans 5. 71
7 2 8 3 DNF
2012 Nr. Bol d'Or Doha Suzuka Oschersleben Le Mans 6. 59
7 3 DNF DNF 7 7
2011 Nr. Bol d'Or Albacete Suzuka Le Mans Doha 5. 54
7 DNF 4 DNF 3 4
2010 Nr. Le Mans Albacete Suzuka Bol d'Or Doha 3. 60
1 2 21 16 DNF 2
2009 Nr. Le Mans Oschersleben Albacete Suzuka Bol d'Or Doha 1. 145
7 1 1 1 4 34 1 24H Le Mans
8H Oschersleben
8H Albacete
8H Doha
2008 Nr. Le Mans Albacete Suzuka Oschersleben Bol d'Or Doha 2. 95
7 DNF 4 11 2 3 1 8H Doha
2007 Nr. Le Mans Albacete Suzuka Oschersleben Bol d'Or Doha 3. 75
7 5 9 11 3 DNF 2
2006 Nr. Assen Le Mans Zolder Albacete Suzuka Oschersleben Bol d'Or 2. 150
7 2 DNF 2 2 1 2 2 8H Suzuka SBK
2005 Nr. Assen Albacete Suzuka Oschersleben Vallelunga 3. 62
7 5 3 9 DNF 3
2004 Nr. Assen Zhuhai Albacete Suzuka Oschersleben Vallelunga 4. 100
7 DNF 5 4 13 2 7
2003 Nr. Imola Assen Brno Albacete A1-Ring Oschersleben Vallelunga 7. 62
9 3 DNF DNF 7 7 7 6
2002 Nr. Imola Silverstone Brno Oschersleben Vallelunga 9. 30
18 19 10 DNF 7 11
2001 Nr. Brno Nürburgring - 2
19 14 DNF

Team Crew

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Marvin Fritz
Work Name
Rider 2024 Germany Marvin Fritz
Italy Niccolo Canepa
Czech Republic Karel Hanika
Technical Director Austria Josef Unger
Team Manager Austria Mandy Kainz

References

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  1. ^ Yamaha Europe and YART team up for limited-run Petronas MotoGP replica R1 motorcyclenews.com, 21 August 2020. Retrieved 25 September 2020
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