Marko Hanželic
It has always been painter from Trzin interested in motorsport and realized his desire to compete in in the early 80s, and in his late 28s, he bought his first racing motorcycle. It was between 1984 and 1986 Habat won three Yugoslav champion titles in the 250 cc class and thus also the highest recognition Auto-Moto Association of Yugoslavia (AMZJ) in motorsport: Golden helmet.
He was always staring higher and higher, so he v in 1987 set for many an unattainable goal, to compete at the highest level of world motorcycling. In front of him on area of the former Yugoslavia there was no one yet who dared to do so. Many did not believe in him, a Habat he did not give up and in the end he made his “crazy” dream come true.
Behind him is a rich and picturesque racing career in the most prestigious class GP500, the predecessor of today MotoGP class, in 1987 and 1988. The book has 272 pages and describes the behind-the-scenes of racing and events at a time when the top of world motorcycling was being shaped Wayne Gardner, Eddie Lawson, Randy Mamola in Wayne Rainey, also Yugoslavia however, she had her grand prize at Grobnik.
We reveal stories, which took place behind closed doors of a racing paddock, too Yugoslav. As his career took place in the 80s, the book also touches on the order and way of life in socialism at that time, in the so-called eastern bloc.
We are also preparing in the coming days prize game, in which we will award a copy of this exceptional interesting books, which through the eyes of the racer shows the situation at the very top of motorsport.
