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Following the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance Race, round three of the 2022 FIM Endurance World Championship, technical controls were performed on the machines that were classified in the first 10 positions. Some parts were sealed and brought back to FIM headquarters in order to carry out more detailed analyses and to be compared with the homologation reference parts.
Things haven’t exactly gone Energica’s way in the MotoE World Cup. After securing a deal to provide all the race machines for the one-make electric race series, a fire at Spain’s Jerez Circuit forced FIM to shorten the inaugural season. Additional fires at the 2019 Austria Grand Prix and 2020 Spanish Grand Prix added more blemishes to Energica’s record, but they’ve since fixed the issues in 2021 and 2022.
Markus Reiterberger is a four-time German champion after he secured his country’s prestigious IDM title last weekend to add to his previous championship triumphs in 2013, 2015 and 2017. His success, with two events remaining, was also the eighth time that his BCC-alpha-Van Zon-BMW team, led by Werner Daemen, had celebrated an IDM riders’ crown. Ad Reiterberger, who won the FIM Endurance World Championship-counting 24H SPA EWC Motos for BMW Motorrad Endurance Team in June, secured the IDM title with wins in both races at Assen in The Netherlands after his closest rival Florian Alt, who also competes against Reiterberger in the FIM Endurance World Championship for Viltaïs Racing Igol, retired from Race 2 with a technical issue.
After eight weeks away, MotoE gets back in business at the Red Bull Ring, in Austria, this weekend.
Jonathan Rea, the six-time winner of the FIM Superbike World Championship, has revealed the level of effort required to bid for victory in the FIM Endurance World Championship. Northern Irishman Rea and English team-mates Leon Haslam and Alex Lowes finished second in the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours, Japan’s hugely famous and demanding round of the EWC, earlier this month riding for the Kawasaki Racing Team. Ad Having qualified second fastest, the #10 Kawasaki ZX-10RR led the race on lap nine, and from lap 29 to 30 during a gruelling race of attrition.
Welcome! Ad Hello and welcome to live coverage of the 2022 European Masters. This is the first day so there will be a mixture of first round action and the left over qualifying action. That qualifying action will be our primary focus today with Judd Trump facing Noppon Saengkham in the afternoon session and then Mark Selby playing Yuan Sijun in the evening session.
Randy de Puniet said Webike SRC Kawasaki France’s 15th-place finish in the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours fell below the squad’s expectations – but he added that hopes of a strong result in next month’s Bol d’Or have received a boost. De Puniet enjoyed a strong start to Japan’s FIM Endurance World Championship counter on 7 August, only for an accident to rule out a high placing for de Puniet and his fellow Frenchmen Florian Marino and Etienne Masson.
Gino Rea’s family confirmed the F.C.C. TSR Honda France rider remains stable in a statement published earlier but added that his recovery was “heading in the right direction”. British ace Rea was injured in a practice crash ahead of the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours a week ago yesterday (Saturday).