In 2005, Michelin made a significant mark in the world of motorsports thanks to its exceptional tire performance. Its partners achieved remarkable success across multiple racing disciplines, securing victories in the Formula 1 World Championship (F1), the World Rally Championship (WRC), and the MotoGP World Championship. This triple triumph added another chapter of glory to Michelin’s long and celebrated history in competitive sports. Fernando Alonso and Renault claimed both the drivers’ and constructors’ titles in F1, while Sébastien Loeb and Citroën dominated the WRC, winning both driver and team championships. Meanwhile, Valentino Rossi and Yamaha secured a historic double in MotoGP. In addition, Bruno Saby, driving for Volkswagen, won the Rally World Cup, and Michelin played a key role in helping him win the 2005 Dakar Rally. Audi also showcased its dominance at Le Mans, with Michelin tires contributing to their success in the 24-hour endurance race. Michelin's presence was felt in various racing categories, including MX2, where its partner teams captured both indoor and outdoor championships. The brand also supported Julien Absalon in claiming the mountain bike title, further demonstrating its versatility and strength across different racing environments. Edward Michelin, the company’s president, attributed these successes to a relentless spirit of innovation. “We were thrilled with all the victories in 2005,” he said. “This season, we worked tirelessly to give our partners every opportunity to succeed. At the same time, it proved that Michelin is just as strong and competitive in all types of racing. Racing is the ultimate stage to test tire performance, and we believe our achievements will bring lasting value to our partners.” As a century-old multinational corporation based in Clermont-Ferrand, France, Michelin has grown into a global leader in the tire industry. With over 127,000 employees worldwide, the company operates 75 factories in 19 countries and has sales and marketing networks in more than 170 nations. Michelin maintains research and testing centers in the U.S., Europe, Japan, Thailand, and Shanghai, China, as well as six rubber plantations in Brazil and Nigeria. Michelin entered the Chinese market in 1989, bringing cutting-edge technology and high-quality products to the region. In 1995, it established its first joint venture in Shenyang, and in 2001, it partnered with Shanghai Tire & Rubber (Group) Co., Ltd. to form Shanghai Michelin Warrior Tire Co., Ltd., one of China’s largest tire manufacturers. Today, Michelin employs approximately 5,000 people in China and continues to invest in the country’s growth and development.

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