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Energica will no longer be MotoE World Cup official motorcycle after 2022

Energica will no longer be MotoE World Cup official motorcycle after 2022
Michelle L.
October 20, 2021

Dorna Sports would like to thank Energica for their immeasurable contribution to the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup and wishes the company the best of success in their future endeavours after 2022.

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Dorna Sports has announced that Energica Motor Company will no longer be the single manufacturer for the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup, with 2022 confirmed as the marque’s final season.

Energica has been the sole supplier to MotoE since the Cup’s inception in 2019. The 2022 season will mark the last chapter of a four-year journey full of evolution, excitement and adrenaline. Energica has been a key part of making MotoE a must-watch showcase for both electric mobility and close competition. The Cup has garnered international traction after racing at some of the world’s most iconic circuits.

The Energica Ego Corsa is fast, extremely reliable and all riders appreciate its performance. No doubt it will continue to impress next season before the collaboration between Energica and MotoE then concludes.

Energica has shown an ability to react quickly to challenges and different technical requests in record time. The joint effort between all parties has been key in developing a competitive era in MotoE.

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Livia Cevolini – CEO, Energica Motor Company: 

“We are extremely happy at Energica to have provided our invaluable contribution to make MotoE the success it is today. We’re confident that our initiative and efforts have generated plenty of interest from the big OEMs to follow the path we started a decade ago. Being pioneers of electric mobility on two wheels, we have opened up the way to a whole new strata of sustainable and exciting motorcycle racing and – as we have always done. We now aim at testing ourselves with new challenges. This is why we are looking forward to the next big thing to come! We would like to thank Dorna Sports for the great opportunity to showcase our technology and we are looking forward to wrapping up our journey together in style.”

FIM Enel MotoE World Cup – Dorna

Nicolás Goubert – Executive Director, FIM Enel MotoE World Cup

“The first three seasons of the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup have delivered an incredible show despite all the unforeseen external challenges that have been thrown at us. It wasn’t an easy task to undertake and one very new in many aspects. But we did it and this was thanks to a joint effort between all parties involved. From the very beginning, Energica has brought its know-how to the track in a way we couldn’t be happier with. It has delivered a package that has proved to be extremely competitive, showing impressive maximum speed (exceeding 260km/h in Barcelona in 2021). It also provided lap-times that on some occasions were in line with other classes – despite the much shorter history of electric motorcycles.

“Maybe even more impressive than the on-track performance, was the bike reliability. None of the 18 riders ever encountered any mechanical failure during any of the races we enjoyed in the three seasons. Their ability to respond quickly and effectively to our requests and the ones coming from the riders and teams are proof of all the expertise and passion they brought to the series. All sides will commit to continuing to give their maximum effort into 2022. It will be another spectacular year of racing. I would really like to thank Energica for the quality of their innovative products and their engagement in the MotoE series.”

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