The Spanish Jorge Torres will compete with Jorge Martínez’s team “reel” next MotoE electric motorcycle world championship. Thus, the team reinforces its commitment to the electric category with the signing of the two-time MotoE champion, who returns in 2023 to what was his home years ago in Moto2 and with whom he will face his second stint with the team, completely. a period of challenges for both, including the extension of the calendar to eight appointments in seven different European countries, and a total of 16 races and the arrival of a new manufacturer, Ducati.
Torres reached his fourth season in the electric category of the World Cup, which gained in the 2023 World Championship rank, with a background of two victories, eight podiums and three pole positions in the last three seasons. His regularity allowed him to win the title on his debut in 2020 and validate it again in 2021, although an injury at France 2022 prevented him from fighting for a third crown, something he fight next year.
“The goal of the team is to fight for the podiums and win the MotoE World Championship and we believe that with Jordi Torres we will achieve this in 2023”, assured Jorge Martínez “Aspar”, who recalled in the team’s press release that “It’s a joy to join our paths again after a stage in Moto2 where we climbed to the top together”.
Catalan Jordi Torres, for his part, said he was “very happy to return to the team that gave me the opportunity to compete in Moto2 in 2011 and trusted me to take the big step and develop as a rider in by going. from competing for championship nationals to making it to the World Cup”. “I will return to the team and I am happy to do it with the help of Jorge Martínez “Aspar” With whom I share values and goals, although it is a period of transition, with a new bike, closer to a competition bike, and where we have to work hard to improve”.
“It’s also a big motivation to have Nico Terol by my side as sports director since we fought side by side, we know each other perfectly and I know he works great,” added Torres.
Source: La Verdad
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