March 16, 2016, Italy - Swiss watchmaker Meccaniche Veloci is the official timer for RMC. RMC, a professional racing team, plans to break the fastest record in the world of motorcycles by more than 423 kilometers per hour in the "Partially-Streamlined" category of the International Motor Federation in 2017, a partially streamlined motorcycle, Racers are completely exposed. Meccaniche Veloci is backing this event, which will be held in the Pollyville Conservancy near Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. The desert is a sacred place in the history of bicycles, where racing records have been kept for decades. "Meccaniche Veloci is the official timekeeper for this challenge, which will help limit the challenges of people and machines; for us it's an easy decision," said McCartney Philoci Cesare Cerrito, executive chairman of the Meccaniche Veloci, said: "Because of the blood flowing through our teams, we decided to join this event that will be loaded with pride and excitement into the history of Motorcycles. The pavilions are: Halls 2.0, Hall A21, where we showcase two 1: 1 model samples that will take you to the Salt Lake in the coming year. We've started to design a special table based on the famous Quattro Valvole Icon This event to create. The RMC team was launched in 2013 by a project by Italy's great motorcycle race specialist Roberto Crepaldi (among his many initiatives he and Carlo Talamo revived the Italian eighties and eighties of Harley-Davidson and Triumph John Britten's partner, a New Zealand designer who created the Britten V1000, won the BEARS World Series in 1995 with this revolutionary car and co-founded the Vun and Duu producer CR & S ). Roberto explains the symbolic significance of the RMC project: "RMC is composed of male athletes who dream of meeting the limits of individual skills: designing and building two models to meet or exceed the traditional Motorcycle Open . "Our relationship with Meccaniche Veloci is much more than a partnership. It's a deep relationship: just as time and speed do not exist without each other," RMC captain Roberto Crepaldi Said.