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Torres takes crucial pole for penultimate showdown

The Championship leader heads Casadei on the grid, with Ferrari sixth as yellow flags interrupt the shootout for pole in Barcelona. Jordi Torres (Openbank Aspar Team) found exactly what he needed in FIM Enel MotoE™ World Championship qualifying in Barcelona, taking pole for the penultimate round and turning the tables on closest challenger Mattia Casadei (HP Pons Los40) after the Italian topped practice. Andrea Mantovani (RNF MotoE™ Team) completes the front row, with Matteo Ferrari (Felo Gresini MotoE™) – currently one point behind Casadei – set to start sixth.

Yellow Flags out following a crash for Eric Granado (LCR E-Team) played a key role in Q2. The Brazilian found himself in Q1 after a crash in practice but comfortably topped the session to move through into the fight for pole. As he headed out of pitlane at the start of Q2 though, he suffered a strange crash at low speed that still flipped him over the highside. Rider a little winded but ok, but out of that fight for pole – and the Yellow Flags meant no one else could improve for some time either. Torres, who had hit early to take to the top, remained unchallenged even after the track was clear, with no one able to make any big improvements in the final couple of minutes. Still, Casadei is within a tenth, making it the top two in the standings ready to start top two on the grid. Mantovani alongside them will be looking to get in their way.

Kevin Zannoni (Ongetta SIC58 Squadra Corse) came through Q1 just behind Granado and heads Row 2, ahead of previous MotoE™ Barcelona winner Miquel Pons (LCR E-Team). Ferrari completes that second row, looking to move forward once the lights go out. The same is true of Granado as the Brazilian was left a frustrating P10 on the grid due to that early incident, despite his Q1 lap being two thousandths off front row speed. So that’s the grid(s)! On a super Saturday for MotoE™, Torres could clinch the crown. But with 15 points in hand it’s a long shot, and Casadei is perfectly position to try and cut that gap. Can he – and Ferrari – keep gaining ground?

Check out the full session below and get ready for Race 1 at 12:15 (GMT +2), before Race 2 at 16:10. You can tune in to MotoE™ via your MotoGP™ coverage provider! For Italy that’s Sky Italy with Race 1 live and Race 2 live or on delay, in France CANAL+SPORT 360, and in Spain both races are live via DAZN. In the UK, TNT Sports 2 shows Race 1 live, and often Race 2 – depending on programming. Switzerland’s coverage is across SRF/RTS/RSI, and viewers in Brazil can watch on ESPN4. From Down Under with Fox Sports Australia to the northern tip of Europe with VIAPLAY across Scandinavia, look for MotoE™ with the MotoGP™ broadcaster in your territory, with the full list of our partners HERE. MotoGP™ media partners broadcast MotoE™ live or on delay on their linear or digital channels, and everyone can also tune in to watch both races live and OnDemand via VideoPass on motogp.com! For more info checkout our dedicated MotoE News page Or visit the official MotoGP website motogp.com Read the full article

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Hasil FP1 MotoE Austria 2023

RiderTua.com, Spielberg — Hasil FP1 MotoE Austria 2023 : Jumat (18/8/2023), Pembalap Felo Gresini MotoE, Matteo Ferrari mencatatkan waktu terbaik dalam FP1 Grand Prix Austria untuk kelas MotoE. Matteo Ferrari, menunjukkkan kecepatannya di sirkuit yang menjadi penyelenggaraan MotoGP Red Bull Ring itu selama sesi latihan bebas pertama MotoE (FP1). ‘Ferrari’ menorehkan lap time tercepatnya di 1…

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MotoE #Austrian GP Roundup, Race 1 and Race 2

Mattia Casadei (HP Pons Los40) has taken victory in MotoE™ Race 1 at the CryptoDATA Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich as title-chasing Matteo Ferrari (Felo Gresini MotoE™) crashed out of the lead on the final lap. Eric Granado (LCR E-Team) and Kevin Zannoni (Ongetta SIC58 Squadracorse) completed the first podium of the day in Austria. Zannoni got the perfect launch from pole and Granado quickly…

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MotoGP, gara del Gran Premio di Austin: vince Rins, 2° Marini e 3° Quartararo

MotoGP, gara del Gran Premio di Austin: vince Rins, 2° Marini e 3° Quartararo. Sul “Circuit of the Americas” ad Austin, in Texas, Stati Uniti, pista dall’alto coefficiente di difficoltà, tra curve a gomito a bassissima velocità e rettilinei in cui sprigionare tutta la potenza delle moto, si chiude il terzo weekend di MotoGP con la gara, il momento che tutti i piloti aspettano per dare il meglio di sé. Bagnaia parte in pole position braccato da Rins e Marini pronti ad infilarsi. Allo spegnimento dei semafori a girare in testa è Bagnaia davanti a Rins, Marini, Miller e Quartararo. Al primo giro si stendono Alex Marquez e Martin dopo un contatto e Aleix Espargarò, mentre Miller e Quartararo scavalcano Marini. Bagnaia davanti prova a scappare via a Rins e Miller, mentre Quartararo, quarto, guida la sua Yamaha tirando staccate proverbiali e cerca di ricucire il gap inseguito da Marini e Bezzecchi. Al quarto giro Rins su Honda LCR si incolla agli scarichi di Bagnaia cercando di mettergli pressione. Bella la lotta per la settima posizione con sorpassi e controsorpassi tra Zarco, Vinales e Oliveira. Morbidelli, partito male si trova undicesimo davanti a Mir e cerca di risalire su Binder. Al settimo giro cade Jack Miller dopo una chiusura di anteriore in entrata della curva 9 e lascia la terza posizione a Quartararo in lotta con Luca Marini. Il giro successivo cade anche Bagnaia che nel “serpentone” di curva 2 viene tradito dall’aderenza della ruota anteriore e scivola per terra lasciando Rins in testa a 2 secondi e 3 decimi di vantaggio su Quartararo e Marini. il pilota numero 10 del team Mooney VR46 fa fatica a sorpassare Quartararo, mentre all’undicesimo giro cadono sia Binder che Nakagami. A 8 giri dal termine Marini, complice il motore Ducati, svernicia Quartararo e mette nel mirino Rins che si trova a un secondo e 7 decimi. Nel frattempo, Bezzecchi scende in sesta posizione, scavalcato da Vinales e Oliveira. Rins, come un martello che batte sul ferro caldo, allunga a 2 secondi con una Honda che oggi appare una danzatrice fra le curve americane e viaggia alla ricerca di una vittoria che per la squadra giapponese sarebbe una manna dal cielo, soprattutto per l’inizio di stagione disastroso. Lucio Cecchinello si affaccia dal muretto dei box all’ultimo per segnalare a Rins di stare calmo, di danzare senza correre pericoli per far riassaporare l’aria frizzante del grandino più alto del podio a lui e alla sua squadra. Il numero 42 vince davanti a un ottimo Marini, secondo e a un coriaceo Quartararo terzo che riporta la Yamaha sul podio. Rins riporta la Honda del team di Lucio Cecchinello alla vittoria che mancava da tantissimo tempo, centrando il podio numero 100 per il team satellite della Honda ufficiale. La prossima gara sarà il weekend del 30 aprile in Spagna a Jerez.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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I hope none of you got mad at me waiting so long to post this. I'm still mourning Eric's championship and having Aegerter as the 2022 MotoE™ World Cup winner.

Officially, there's no rookie of the year for MotoE, but the fight is still on for Escrig and Manfredi. There isn't officially a team's championship either, but this one would have gone to the LCR E-team, but hats off to Aegerter's team because with only 1 bike they are only 77.5 points down.

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motogp by teams ↠ fabio quartararo + franco morbidelli (petronas yamaha srt) ↠ maverick viñales + valentino rossi (monster energy yamaha) ↠ cal crutchlow + takaaki nakagami (lcr honda) ↠ alex marquez + marc marquez + stefan bradl (repsol honda team) ↠ alex rins + joan mir (team suzuki ecstar) ↠ brad binder + pol espargaro (red bull ktm factory racing) ↠ iker lecuona + miguel oliveira (red bull ktm tech 3) ↠ jack miller + francesco bagnaia (pramac racing) ↠ bradley smith + aleix espargaro (aprilia racing team gresini) ↠ danilo petrucci + andrea dovizioso + michele pirro (ducati team) ↠ tito rabat + johann zarco (esponsorama racing)

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GRANADO CONFIRMADO NA LCR E-TEAM PARA 2023. Vice-Campeão do Mundo em 2022, como era de se esperar, o brasileiro Eric Granado, 26 anos, permanece na Equipe LCR-E Team, do ex-mundialista Lucio Cecchinello, para a temporada 2023, que terá status de Mundial e um novo equipamento, a Ducati V21L. Eric Granado: ""Juntos fizemos um trabalho realmente ótimo. Eu terminei em 2º lugar, minha melhor posição de sempre na MotoE em meu melhor ano com cinco vitórias e oito pódios. No próximo ano teremos outra moto, mais corridas, novas pistas e a classe se tornará um Campeonato Mundial, o que significa muito mais. Estou feliz por ficar com a mesma equipe, estamos prontos para lutar do início ao fim". Lucio Cecchinello: "Eric Granado é um piloto muito competitivo, lutamos pelo título até a última corrida. Esta renovação me deixa muito orgulhoso: toda a equipe dará o melhor de si para fornecer o melhor pacote possível para a próxima temporada". Mal podemos esperar para começar!" LCR E-Team Posted @withrepost • @faustomacieira ERIC https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck5U2DKOinl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Austrijoje penktąją pergalę sezone iškovojo E. Granado

Austrijoje penktąją pergalę sezone iškovojo E. Granado

E. Granado / LCR Team nuotrauka Antrą kartą šį savaitgalį Austrijoje surengtose „MotoE“ lenktynėse pergalę iškovojo Ericas Granado. Kaip ir vakar, po starto kvalifikacijos nugalėtojas E. Granado prarado poziciją Mattia Casadei. Brazilą aplenkė ir Matteo Ferrari. Tuo tarpu čempionato lyderis Dominique‘as Aegerteris nukrito į šeštą vietą. Sportininkams įveikus pirmuosius kelis ratus, E. Granado…

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Granado vence e reduz distância para o líder

Granado vence e reduz distância para o líder

Brasileiro volta a largar da pole às 10h30 deste domingo, na Áustria, onde busca outro bom resultado na MotoE Foi uma tarde de grandes emoções para Eric Granado, da equipe LCR E-Team, que luta pelo título da Copa do Mundo de MotoE. O piloto brasileiro largou da pole na prova de hoje disputada na Áustria e, para evitar um toque com o italiano Mattia Casadei, optou por uma linha mais conservadora,…

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MotoE: Ο Eric Granado κέρδισε και τον 2ο αγώνα των ηλεκτρικών μοτοσυκλετών στην Jerez – Αποτελέσματα

MotoE: Ο Eric Granado κέρδισε και τον 2ο αγώνα των ηλεκτρικών μοτοσυκλετών στην Jerez – Αποτελέσματα

Τον δεύτερο αγώνα MotoE στη Jerez κέρδισε και πάλι ο αναβάτης της LCR E-Team, Eric Granado. (more…)

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MotoE™: Garzo fastest, Casadei wins race simulation as testing concludes. Three days of testing for the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Championship see some familiar names take to the top. There's one month to go until the 2024 FIM Enel MotoE™ World Championship begins at the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve in March, and the very same venue hosted the three-day pre-season test for the electric Championship. The gaps look as close as ever and some familiar names took to the top in testing, teasing another close season of competition on this parallel path of sustainable innovation. 2023 race winner Hector Garzo (Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE™) tops the overall timesheets with a 1:46.916 from Day 2, ahead of Nicolas Spinelli (Tech3 E-Racing) and 2019 Cup winner Matteo Ferrari (Felo Gresini MotoE™), both also setting their best efforts on Thursday. Reigning World Champion Mattia Casadei, now with LCR E-Team, took some bragging rights as he won the seven-lap race simulation on Day 3 though, finishing ahead of now-teammate Eric Granado and Ongetta SIC58 Squadra Corse's Kevin Manfredi. There, Garzo and Spinelli both slid out, the latter after leading for much of the race as some hurdles befell a number of competitors. But back to the start. Day 1 saw the field focused on getting up to speed with the machinery and track – or both, for a number of returning or rookie competitors – as Portimão gets ready to debut on the electric calendar this season. Wednesday was the only fully dry outing too, leaving some looking to make more of an impression once the final test sessions take place on the Thursday just ahead of the season-opening Portuguese GP. Day 2 was the timesheet topper despite some damp tracktime, and Day 3 saw the race sim begin in the wet before the sun came out. So, completing the overall top four behind Garzo, Spinelli, and Ferrari's best laps from Day 2 comes a 1:47.231 set by Casadei on Day 3, ahead of an impressive full-time debut for Oscar Gutierrez (Axxis-MSI) in P5 overall, just thousandths behind the reigning Champion. Alessandro Zaccone (Tech3 E-Racing) is next up, pipping Granado, with Kevin Zannoni (Openbank Aspar Team), the returning Lukas Tulovic (Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE™) and Miquel Pons (Axxis-MSI) completing the top ten. Two-time Cup winner Jordi Torres (Openbank Aspar Team) is missing from that list, but he was only hundredths off Pons as the top ten is covered by only just over half a second. He'll be one of those looking for more next time out in that last Thursday test before the first race weekend begins, but the times are already tight and there are 16 races ahead worth 25 points each. So join us for the season opener at the Grande Prémio Tissot de Portugal as another incredible season of competition begins! RESULTS - COMBINED TOP TEN 1 Hector Garzo (Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE™) 1:46.916 2 Nicolas Spinelli (Tech3 E-Racing) +0.120 3 Matteo Ferrari (Felo Gresini MotoE™) +0.170 4 Mattia Casadei (LCR E-Team) +0.315 5 Oscar Gutierrez (Axxis-MSI) +0.318 6 Alessandro Zaccone (Tech3 E-Racing) +0.378 7 Eric Granado (LCR E-Team) +0.397 8 Kevin Zannoni (Openbank Aspar Team) +0.480 9 Lukas Tulovic (Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE™) +0.491 10 Miquel Pons (Axxis-MSI) +0.595 DHL, Ducati, EnelXWay, Michelin, MotoE, MotoE2024, MotorcycleRacing, Portimao

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MotoE - #ItalianGP - Ferrari takes lap record pole ahead of Casadei, Krummenacher third as Granado demoted to fourth

Matteo Ferrari (Felo Gresini MotoE™) kept the roll going on home turf at Mugello, making it back-to-back poles with a new lap record of a 1:55.752. It was an Italian one-two at the Gran Premio d’Italia Oakley too as Mattia Casadei (HP Pons Los40) snatched second, with Eric Granado (LCR E-Team) back in action and straight back on the front row… initially. The fairytale bubble was slightly burst…

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Miller pisa fuerte en un viernes muy reñido

Jack Miller fue el más rápido de la primera jornada en Valencia liderando un Top 3 en 68 milésimas completado por Pol Espargaró y Bagnaia

Ducati confirmó este viernes su potencial en la categoría reina y sus aspiraciones de hacerse con el Título de Equipos en el Circuit Ricardo Tormo tras encumbrar en el Autódromo Internacional del Algarve el Tïtulo de Constructores de la presente campaña 2021. En una jornada marcada por un cielo caprichoso en Cheste, que marcó las condiciones de la pista, Jack Miller (Ducati Lenovo Team), pese a caerse por la mañana, hizo gala de su potencial en dichas circunstancias para adjudicarse el mejor crono al comandar una FP2 en la que el Top 3 quedó comprendido en 68 milésimas, con Pol Espargaró (Repsol Honda Team) y 'Pecco' Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team) siguiendo de cerca a 'Jackass' en la tabla combinada de tiempos.

Paso adelante de Suzuki y Martín

En ausencia de Marc Márquez (Repsol Honda Team), su compañero, Pol Espargaró, que se cayó en la curva 6 en busca del mejor tiempo, volvió a tirar del carro en Honda en una primera jornada en la que Suzuki tampoco se quedó atrás. Alex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) se adjudicó el cuarto mejor registro, ya a 4 décimas de Miller, mientras que Joan Mir finalizó 7º. El empuje de las Ducati en los primeros lugares lo complementó a la perfección Jorge Martín (Pramac Racing) al cerrar el Top 5 por delante de Takaaki Nakagami (LCR Honda Idemitsu), acreditando sus opciones de conquistar el Rookie del Año en Valencia, siempre que compense los 3 puntos de renta que atesora Enea Bastianini (Avintia Esponsorama), 19º este viernes.

Resto del Top 10 y frustración del campeón

En el inicio de la FP2 las condiciones mixtas de la pista fueron evidentes, propiciando algunas caídas. Fue el caso del nuevo rey de la clase reina, Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP). El piloto de Niza sucumbió en la curva 2, la misma en la que Bagnaia se había ido al suelo por la mañana y en la que Bastianini también tropezaría poco después. Dicha circunstancia acabaría condicionando al francés, a la postre 11º por detrás de un Top 10 completado por Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing), Andrea Dovizioso (Petronas Yamaha SRT) -en clara línea ascendente con la M1- y su compatriota Johann Zarco (Pramac Racing).

Aprilia, a las puertas

Al margen de 'El Diablo', también se quedó cerca del corte Aleix Espargaró (Aprilia Racing Team Gresini) al ser 12º justo por delante del compañero del francés, Franco Morbidelli. Alex Márquez (LCR Honda Castrol), enfocado en conseguir una buena 'qualy' el sábado, fue 14º por delante de las otras tres RC16, pilotadas por la dupla del Tech3 que integran Danilo Petrucci e Iker Lecuona, así como un Miguel Oliveira (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) que sigue tratando de recuperar sensaciones. Lecuona, dominador de la sesión matinal pasada por agua, se vio lastrado por la tarde al sufrir una caída en la curva 11.

Último viernes de GP para Rossi

Después de un jueves plagado de emociones en el Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Valentino Rossi (Petronas Yamaha SRT) completó la tabla de tiempos tras Maverick Viñales (Aprilia Racing Team Gresini), Bastianini y su hermanastro, Luca Marini (SKY VR46 Avintia). Todos los pilotos, incluido el rey Quartararo, protagonista de un susto en su última vuelta lanzada, deberán apretar los dientes este sábado en la FP3 para tratar de adjudicarse un preciado billete que suponga el pase directo a la Q2

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I come here to bring you how the MotoE World cup looks after the last race of the season.

Dominique Aegerter has become the 2022 MotoE World Cup winner.

And I know that FIM/DORNA does not care about MotoE, but this blog does love it, so I want to congratulate Álex Escrig as the rookie of the season. He has been superior to the competition.

In terms of the Team's championship, LCR E-Team is the winner, so well done to Luccion Cechinello, Eric Granado, Miquel Pons and the whole team.

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Hasil FP2 MotoE San Marino: Miquel Pons Memimpin

Pembalap LCR E-Team, Miquel Pons, tercepat dalam sesi FP2 MotoE San Marino di Sirkuit Misano. source https://www.bola.net/otomotif/hasil-fp2-motoe-san-marino-miquel-pons-memimpin-08d20d.html