Case wins gold for the third time in Bulgaria

Titan Machinery Bulgaria, the official dealer of Case Construction Equipment in the country, has been awarded a Gold Medal and Diploma for the best innovation in the Machine Building category at the 70th International Technical Fair, held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

October 23, 2014 Read time: 2 mins

A contestant takes part in a challenge at the Case Rode in Bulgaria

Titan Machinery Bulgaria, the official dealer of 394 Case Construction Equipment in the country, has been awarded a Gold Medal and Diploma for the best innovation in the Machine Building category at the 70th International Technical Fair, held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

It is the third consecutive year the company has received the accolade, given annually during the fair to products that distinguish themselves for innovation and technological excellence in their respective categories.

The Case 2050M crawler dozer took centre stage at the dealer’s stand, and for the occasion the Case Rodeo rode into Bulgaria for the first time, after the recent stop in Hungary.

At the Titan Machinery’s stand 11 contestants from all over the country lined up to confront each other in the rodeo in a three-round series of highly-technical challenges designed to test their skills and to crown the best national operator of construction equipment.

Deyan Deyanov was awarded the first Bulgarian Case Rodeo gold medal; Tsvetan Georgiev secured the second place, and Yassen Velchev was third.

The three operators are competing against other national winners coming from all over Europe, Africa and the Middle East at the Case Rodeo Final in Paris starting tomorrow (Friday) and finishing on Sunday (26 October).

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