Davide Tardozzi, one of the most important team managers in the history of WSBK, will be at Monza this weekend for the 25th anniversary celebration.
"World Superbike has changed a lot since those early years - Tardozzi told GPone - since back in 1988, when we all had to clean the stalls at Manfield, New Zealand, so they could be used as garages for a world championship event. Things really started to work in 1990, when the Flammini brothers arrived on the scene, and when they stopped all the nonsense with the rules from the first two seasons, which cost me a championship."

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