“We hope to have emotions in MotoGP and in Moto2, everything looks like it will be decided in Cheste”, assured this Wednesday the director of the Ricardo Tormo Circuit, Gonzalo Gobert, during the presentation of the poster for the Motul Grand Prix of the Valencian Community, which will be held from November 4 to 6.
The three riders fighting for the world title in MotoGP, Pecco Bagnaia (233 points), Fabio Quartararo (219 points) and Aleix Espargaró (206) They are the poster stars of the season-closing Grand Prix.
Gonzalo Gobert showed, in this sense, his desire that this weekend, which will hold the penultimate round of the World Cup in Malaysia, the title is not decided. and pilots of the highest category are at risk on the Valencian track.
The circuit director also assured that they expect 95% capacity at the November 6 appointment, with about 80,000 fans.
For his part, the Autonomous Secretary for Culture and Sport of the Generalitat Valenciana, Ximo López, explained that the rate of ticket sales “works like a shot” and stressed that this edition will be the last of the current asphalt, as it will be replaced in 2023 after eleven years.
In addition, the Valencian pilot Sergio García Dols, who is fighting for the Moto3 runner-up position, participated in the presentation via a video and explained that “it always feels good” to return home and recalled his first victory in the World Cup that he achieved in Cheste.
Jorge Navarro, injured and unable to participate in the Valencian event which was his farewell to Moto2, was also included in the presentation via a recorded message, as were the Valencians. Arón Canet, Jaume Masià, Iván Ortolà, Dani Holgado and Carlos Tataywhich is in Malaysia.
According to sources from the organization, the official poster was chosen in a contest by fans and received more than 7,000 votes.
Source: La Verdad
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