The 2022 World Endurance Race has only four races, and the first French 24 Hours of Liman endurance race was held on 16-17 April, which is an important place in the motorcycle industry and the most historic endurance race, with the other three races being 24 Hours Belgium on June 4-5, Suzuka 8-8 in Japan on August 7 and France on September 17-18. The opening match, the Liman 24 Hours of Endurance, just ended on April 17, and the SUZUKI factory team won the championship after experiencing a 24-hour harsh competition environment, which was the second consecutive year in 2021 and 2022.
There are 52 teams competing in this station, including japan's four major factory teams, and the most successful SUZUKI factory team in the history of endurance racing has changed its strategy this year to gather the strength of the Japanese Yoshimura Yoshimura team to form the Yoshimura SERT MOTUL team sponsored by MOTUL Oil, which is the abbreviation of Suzuki Enurance Racing Team, which is based in France. He has won a total of 17 World Enduro World Championships and is also the overall champion of the 2021 World Endurance Race. This year's driver line-up follows the 2021 squad, including 2014 WSBK World Champion Sylvain Guintoli and Xavier Simeon and Gregg Black.
The Yoshimura SERT MOTUL Suzuki team competed fiercely with the YART Yamaha endurance factory team, both teams completed with 840 laps, while the Suzuki endurance racing team completed the championship faster, while the YAMAHA endurance factory was 1 minute 45.582 seconds behind and finished second, the FCC TSR HONDA FRANCE team finished third with 826 laps, and the three Japanese factory teams won the top three positions.
The Yoshimura SERT MOTUL Suzuki team won the race with the fastest 840 laps.
Yamaha Finish finished 1:45.582 behind.
The FCC TSR HONDA FRANCE team finished third with 826 laps.