The official MotoE tests have come to an end at the Jerez circuit, held in unstable weather conditions over three days and with Brazilian Eric Granado breaking the track record with a 1.47.053 with the new Ducati V21L in one in some dry track test windows. On the final day on Wednesday, Swiss Randy Krummenacher was fastest on the final day with a 1.47.675.
A nice rain appeared as soon as the day started, when the light turned green for the first batch of the day. This meant that there were only four drivers who went out on track just to check the asphalt conditions, returning to the pits after completing the turn. In the second, held in slightly better conditions, they all hit the track, with the Italian from the Pons Racing 40 team, Mattia Casadei, achieving the best time with 1.54.586, followed by Miquel Pons with 1.54.889 and the Spaniard from Openbank Aspar Jordi Torres (1,54,922). In the third round of the day, Nicolás Spinelli with a 1.48.150 was the fastest with Jordi Torres and Randy Krummenacher in second and third positions respectively. The fourth and final session, in addition to the general of the day, was led by Krummenacher with 1.47.675, followed by Eric Granado (1.47.735) and Nicolas Spinelli with 1.47.970.
Over the three days combined, Brazilian Eric Granado was the fastest in the official test time set on Tuesday in the fourth session with 1.47.053, followed by Matteo Ferrari with 1.47.310 and Nicolas Spinelli (1.47.478). . with double champion Jordi Torres seventh and best Spanish with a record of 1,47,548.
Private training Moto3
The entire Moto3 World Cup category will take to the track on Thursday and Friday with two days of private practice. This will be the first contact with the pilots of the smallest category in the world championship before heading to Portugal to carry out the official test on March 17, 18 and 19 at the Portimao circuit. The intermediate category, Moto2, will also be present in Jerez in its entirety next week, on the 14th and 15th, carrying out a preparatory test before leaving for Portimao where they will share the track with Moto3 in the official three days that test. week before the start of the World Championship. .
MotoE Jerez time trial
Three days together
1. Eric Granado (Bra/LCR E-Team) 1.47.053
2. Matteo Ferrari (Ita/Felo Gresini MotoE) 1.47.310
3. Nicolas Spinelli (Ita/(Pons Racing 40) 1.47.478
4. Mattia Casadei (Ita/Pons Racing 40) 1,47,504
5. Randy Krummenacher (Sui/Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE) 1,47,524
6. Hikari Okubo (Japanese/Tech3 E-Racing) 1,47,526
7. Jordi Torres (Span/Openbank Aspar) 1,47,548
8. Kevin Manfredi (Ita/Ongetta SIC58) 1,47,638
9. Hector Garzó (Span/Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE) 1.47.695
10. Miquel Pons (Span/LCR-E Team) 1,47,810
*all obtained in session 4 of day 2
Source: La Verdad
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