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M2 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 17 MARCH 2019 MOTORING ON Tuesday 12 March, Enemed marked another important milestone and goal in its objec- tive to improve and embrace motorsports in Malta by signing a three-year sponsorship agree- ment with the MDRA (Malta Drag Racing Association). This is what Enemed Executive Chairman, Kevin Chircop, had to say: "From its inception three years ago, Enemed's purpose has al- ways been based on increasing the level and potential of its in- dustry. In line with this strategy, we have always striven to be one of the prime contributors to Maltese motorsport organi- sations. We have done it with power boating, Hill Climb races, and drifting competitions, and we will continue doing it with MDRA. "We feel that for MDRA, which is one of the main found- ers of motorsports here in Mal- ta, it is about time that they take the leap and continue striving for success. Unfortunately for these organisations, support is not an easy thing to acquire. "The scope behind our con- tractual agreement which spans over three years, is based on our belief that instead of pro- viding the organisation with a one-time lump sum, we will be supporting the organisation for a longer period of time. We will be providing these organi- sations with a stable stepping stone and giving them the op- portunity to up their game and eventually attain the interest of other sponsors that will help the industry.' Charles Camilleri, from the MDRA committee, had only words of praise for Enemed. "From our end, the MDRA, we would like to thank Enemed and Mr Chircop for their gen- erosity and support," he said. "It has been a great pleasure to discuss the motorsport indus- try with someone who keeps an open mind and believes in the potential we possess. With this three-year sponsorship we will be able to develop the MDRA, increasing our safety proce- dures, and continue to grow and succeed, even on an inter- national basis." Enemed sponsors MDRA Enemed and MDRA have signed a three-year sponsorship agreement THE all-new Duster, starting from €18,200 (inclusive of scrappage scheme), has a bolder personality, both inside and outside. The exterior is brand-new, featuring more pronounced lines to emphasise the car's forceful character. The all-new Dacia Duster also fea- tures two new body colours: Atacama Orange and Dune Beige. Some new features to look out for: • A more distinctive, grille which extends to the head lights. • A new lighting signature includ- ing LED daytime running lights. • Revamped aluminium roof bars. • Redesigned 17-inch wheels The styling of the status-enhancing interior has been updated for upgraded comfort and to make the model even more practical in everyday use. The steeply raked windscreen makes the cabin feel bigger, while its acoustics have been significantly improved and cabin insulation significantly reduces noise from outside the car. Travelling comfort has reached new heights. Storage capacity has been in- creased by 5.8 litres for a total of 28.6 litres. Many of the easy-to-access stowage spaces have been redesigned to make the travelling experience simpler, in- cluding the new 2.7-litre stowage tray situated under the passenger seat. The all-new Duster comes with a host of new equipment to enhance travelling comfort and driving pleas- ure. It is the first Dacia to offer auto- matic climate control. Featuring five air vents, cool or warm air is delivered around the cabin. Great news for local drivers - Dacia has further upgraded the air conditioning system for better use in warmer climates. A keyless entry system has also been introduced for the first time. This user- friendly system automatically opens all the doors without the need of pressing buttons on the key and provides re- mote locking as the driver walks away. The driver does not need to take their key out to start the vehicle thanks to the start/stop button. The all-new Dacia Duster launched The all-new Duster comes with a host of new equipment