All-electric world championships in the offing
MotoGP promoter Dorna Sports last week unveiled its new bike for the all-electric world championships -- the FIM MotoE World Cup -- from the 2019 season.
Energy firm Enel will sponsor the series with all competitors using the same Energica Ego bike supplied with Michelin tyres.
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How is it to ride?
"I really loved it, it's an incredible feeling, you can now even hear the sound of your knee touching the track," said Italy's former three-time world MotoGP champion Loris Capirossi.
"The bike is quite heavy but because the weight is quite low (because of the electric batteries) it's agile and builds power in a linear way."
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With great power comes...
The Energica bike has a horsepower of 147, can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in three seconds and reach a top speed of 250 km/h.
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18 bikes to be on track
The grid will comprise 18 bikes across 11 teams from the Grand Prix paddock -- all seven MotoGP teams will field two, while four teams from the Moto2 and Moto3 classes will run one each.
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Moving forward
The inaugural season will consist of races on five European tracks on the MotoGP circuit. MotoE launches five years after the popular Formula E series -- the electric version of Formula One -- which has enjoyed increasing success.
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