Emotions at Mugello with MotoE
Enel X Way takes to the track on the historic Tuscan circuit.
In the last weekend of May, for the first time in history, the picturesque Mugello circuit transformed into the stage for two thrilling rounds of the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup championship. Race 1 on Saturday, May 28th saw the triumph of Swiss rider Dominique Aegerter from the Dynavolt Intact GP team, who had previously won Race 2 in Le Mans. He outpaced Italian rider Matteo Ferrari from the Felo Gresini team, who was the winner of Race 2 on the following day. Behind the first champion in the history of the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup, Aegerter, was Spanish rider Marc Alcoba from the Openbank Aspar Team, who was regulated by Aegerter thanks to the fastest lap times.
With six races already completed, the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup now takes a small and well-deserved late spring break. The championship will return to the Motul TT in Assen from June 24th to 26th for the fourth round of the season.
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MotoE Calendar
The next opportunity to witness these electric two-wheeled machines will be at the Dutch Motorcycle Grand Prix on June 25th and 26th, on a circuit known as a true "motorcycle university" due to its difficulty and very high average speeds. Other events will see MotoE motorcycles in action until the weekend of September 3rd and 4th, when the season will come to an end with the grand finale of the San Marino Grand Prix at the Marco Simoncelli circuit. This also marks the track usage of the Italian Energica Ego Corsa machines. Starting in 2023, Ducati will take over as the sole manufacturer of the race motorcycles.
April 30th and May 1st – Spanish Grand Prix (Jerez de la Frontera)
May 14th and 15th – French Grand Prix (Le Mans)
May 28th and 29th – Italian Grand Prix (Mugello)
June 25th and 26th – Dutch Grand Prix (Assen)
July 9th and 10th – Finnish Grand Prix (Kymi Ring) - CANCELED
August 20th and 21st – Austrian Grand Prix (Red Bull Ring)
September 3rd and 4th – San Marino Grand Prix (Misano)
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