HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING RIDER FIGHTS INTENSE HEAT DURING THREE-DAY MINUS 400 TO FINISH AS RUNNER-UP
MATTIGHOFEN, AUSTRIA – April 7, 2022 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – The opening round of the FIM Hard Enduro World Championship got underway in Israel, with Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Billy Bolt putting in a solid ride across the three days to claim second. Making it a Husqvarna 2-3, hard enduro legend Graham Jarvis returned from injury to take third.
Hot on the heels of his winning SuperEnduro World Championship campaign, Billy Bolt was back outdoors and on two-stroke machinery for the Hard Enduro World Championship series-opener in Israel. As the defending world champion, Bolt eager to make good his start to the season. Despite the lack of test time with his TE 300i and carrying a niggling wrist injury from superenduro duty, Bolt was eager to get racing underway.
Faced with extreme heat in the Dead Sea region – temperatures rose to almost 50 degrees each day – Bolt…
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