Honda Motor Europe seems to have a wicked sense of humor, they had Marco Simoncelli take part in the 2011 eSafety Challenge event that took place earlier this week in Vienna, Austria.
Simoncelli who has been accused of everything but being a safe rider in MotoGP, demonstrated the benefits of motorcycle electronically controlled Combined-ABS, in this annual event that promotes awareness and understanding of vehicle safety systems and technologies.
“I am very pleased to join Honda at the eSafety Challenge today,” said Simoncelli.
“Road safety is a critical issue for motorcyclists and advanced e safety technologies, such as Honda’s combined-ABS braking system, continue to help to keep riders stay safe and in full control of their vehicles”.
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