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With Max’s move to Aprilia for the 2009 World Superbike season, his official fan club has updated their logo to honor their Emperor.*
The logo plays on a number of themes in Biaggi’s*career. A Roman frieze that denotes Max’s ego lineage to Roman antiquity. The number 3, his racing number.*The red, green, and white colors of the Italian flag. The dark base is supposed to represent the carbon used on Aprilia’s RSV4 race bike.*And lastly, four stars that denote his four 250cc world titles.*
Source: Official Max Biaggi Fan Club (http://www.maxbiaggiofficialfanclub.it)
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With Max’s move to Aprilia for the 2009 World Superbike season, his official fan club has updated their logo to honor their Emperor.*
The logo plays on a number of themes in Biaggi’s*career. A Roman frieze that denotes Max’s ego lineage to Roman antiquity. The number 3, his racing number.*The red, green, and white colors of the Italian flag. The dark base is supposed to represent the carbon used on Aprilia’s RSV4 race bike.*And lastly, four stars that denote his four 250cc world titles.*
Source: Official Max Biaggi Fan Club (http://www.maxbiaggiofficialfanclub.it)
Visit Asphalt & Rubber for more articles like this one (http://www.asphaltandrubber.com)