FIM Endurance World Championship riders Randy de Puniet and Jérémy Guarnoni have thanked their former teams after they were confirmed alongside Florian Marino as part of the revamped KM99 line-up for 2024 yesterday.De Puniet (pictured below) joins KM99 from Team Kawasaki Webike Trickstar, while Guarnoni arrives at KM99 following a two-year stint with another Belgium-based outfit, BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team.“The adventure with Team Kawasaki Webike Trickstar will not continue in 2024,” de Puniet posted on Facebook. “I want to thank my team, team-mates and sponsors during this season that hasn't been easy. I wish the team good luck for the next season. Maybe we'll cross paths again.”Guarnoni (pictured above) wrote on Facebook: “I want to thank BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team for these two fantastic years with you guys. Four podiums, one 24-hour race win. A big thanks to my teammates and mechanics I will miss you guys.” 

To mark one day to go until the winner of the inaugural FIM EWC Cares Trophy is revealed, FIMEWC.com is completing its overview of the actions taken by the three finalists in contention for the coveted FIM Endurance World Championship award.Having highlighted the work of Team Chromeburner-RAC41-Honda and Honda Viltaïs Racing, today it’s the turn of Team Bolliger Switzerland, the third of three award contenders.A stalwart EWC entrant, the Kawasaki-powered outfit remains one of the championship’s leading independent teams and one with sustainability at its heart as the following demonstrates: Charitable contributions: Team Bolliger Switzerland raised funds for the Allani Children’s Hospice by donating one Swiss franc for every lap completed in this year’s EWC. Following September’s Bol d’Or it made a donation of 1874 CHF to the centre.