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KTM Congratulates Bernd Hiemer On Italian Championship Title
18 October 2007
KTM's Supermoto factory rider, Bernd Hiemer was in peak form last weekend to demoralise some of his toughest rivals and to snatch the Italian title in the S1 class for the 2007 season. Winning the Italian title is a great confidence booster for the German rider going into the final world championship event this weekend in Athens, Greece. While the first three championship places seem to be secured, the injury of fourth placed Jerome Giraudo now puts Hiemer in the box seat to move up the standings ladder. Hiemer is lying fourth but has strong competition from Kevin Berthome who is only one point behind him in the championship standings.

Test of Endurance at Bulgarian S1 Grand Prix
22 July 2007
KTM factory rider Bernd Hiemer rode to tenth overall in the S1 class Grand Prix in Bulgaria on Sunday in the Supermoto World Championship. Bernd posted ninth and twelfth in the two motos on the brand new circuit in Pleven where extreme heat tested riders' concentration to the limit. It was the first time that Bulgaria had hosted an FIM Supermoto World Championship event and introduced another new circuit to the Supermoto riders, the third for the season. Riders have also competed in Turin and Alcarràs on new circuits earlier in the season.

Hiemer Comes in Fifth in S1 Supermoto Grand Prix of Spain
26 June 2007
KTM factory rider Bernd Hiemer rode a 4-5 result on Sunday for overall fifth place in Alcarras, Lleida, Spain in the S1 Supermoto Grand Prix on a brand new circuit that demanded more from road racing skills than offroad. "It was a very tough day for us," Hiemer said after the race. "It was tremendously hot and it was definitely more a road racing course than for motocross skills. The normal average speed is around 60-70 kmh, but today it was more near 100kmh.

Bad Weather Hampers Supermoto Riders In Italy
27 May 2007
KTM factory rider Bernd Hiemer and all the riders in the Supermoto S1 class had more to contend with on Saturday night than the new experience of competing in a night time race. Hiemer managed a fifth place in the first race but for the later night race only came across the finish line at fourteenth for an overall seventh in the season's second event. Set in the Oval Lingotto in the city of Turin, one of the Winter Olympics venues, the race should and was a real spectacle, if for the wrong reasons. Instead of the pleasure of racing in the balmy early summer night air the clouds broke and transformed the arena into a mud bath that made riding practically impossible, according to the German KTM Factory rider.

'Asphalt Surfer' Bernd Hiemer Confident Going To Italy
25 May 2007
The second round of the Supermoto World Championships takes a new turn this weekend with a Friday - Saturday program in the Italian city of Turin - including a night race - and KTM factory rider Bernd Hiemer is raring to try his skills. Organizers have transformed the Oval Lingotto, Turin's 2006 Winter Olympic Games venue, into a Supermoto arena and the German rider anticipates a great atmosphere for riders and crowd. The oval is just 500 meters away from the city centre, which should ensure a great attendance for this spectacular and crowd-pleasing event.

Mixed Fortunes For KTM's Bernd Hiemer In Opening Round
30 April 2007
Bernd Hiemer, KTM’s sole Supermoto factory rider for the 2007 racing season had mixed fortunes in the opening Grand Prix of Europe held at Castelletto di Branduzzo, Italy on Sunday. Hiemer, a rider who is never satisfied with anything short of success ended the day in overall seventh place. The German admitted after the conclusion of the day’s two races that he had got caught up in congestion at the start of the first race and during the intensive jockeying for positions in the scrum, the exhaust on his machine was damaged by the foot peg on the bike of another rider.

KTM's Hiemer Fit And Ready To Go For S1 Supermoto Season
26 April 2007
Bernd Hiemer, KTM’s factory rider for the 2007 Supermoto season goes into the Grand Prix of Europe, the first round of the world championships in Italy this weekend, secure in the knowledge that he and his KTM 450 SMR are both ripe for victory. Hiemer, who works closely with the KTM Research and Development Department to further develop the bike, has absolved a concentrated period of testing and says that on the eve of the S1 season, that both he and his bike have “never been fitter”.

KTM's Bernd Hiemer New Supermoto World Champion!
19 October 2006
KTM rider Bernd Hiemer has secured the crown in the S1 class of the 2006 Supermoto World Championship in the penultimate round held in Latina/Italy. The German underlined his supremacy and picked up his first world championship title with a convincing victory in the first race and a tactically clever second place.

Husqvarna Fight For The Second Place
18 October 2006
Last Sunday, on the Latina Supermotard track (Italy) Bernd Hiemer got the S1 World Title at one race to the end of the season. Now, the fight is for the second step of the podium and both Gerald Delepine, who gave the Title and crown to the new S1 leader, and Ivan Lazzarini, fresh italian Champion, know it.

Bernd Hiemer At KTM For Two More Years!
10 October 2006
Exceptional Supermoto rider Bernd Hiemer will continue to compete for KTM in the Supermoto World Championship for the next two seasons. The German rider is also working closely with the KTM Development Department to ride and develop a 450 SMR for the 2007 season.

Hiemer Wins First World Championship Round For KTM
02 May 2006
KTM supported rider Bernd Hiemer wins the first round of the Supermoto World Championship in the S1 class. Ivan Lazzarini finished second, in front of Christian Iddon.
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