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The Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia, Spain will host the debut of the eRoadRacing World Cup European season. This great event is scheduled for the 14th of July, the same date the MotoGP has its German round at Sachsenring.
The even has also received a nice new name, the Green Prix, according to Gonzalo Gobert, Circuit de Valencia General Manager: "The Valencia Circuit will celebrate the Green Prix for the very first time in order to create a new within motorsport competitions that is related to sustainability, environmental care and reducing emissions."
"Valencia is a race track built for the future and it’s a great honor to be able to host the FIM eRoadRacing series because it is breaking down barriers to create the next generation of motorsport. We look forward to becoming part of eRoadRacing’s history and we’re really proud to be part of the sport’s beginnings," Gobert adds.
The eRoadRacing World Cup was announced some 3 months ago but there was a huge scarcity of news until now. So far, the main news outlet is still the TTXGP website. It looks like we still have to wait a bit until this new world-class racing event will kick off on the interwebs, too. Until then, it's up to you to choose between Spain and Germany for the mid-July racing weekend. Via Electric Race News.
"Valencia is a race track built for the future and it’s a great honor to be able to host the FIM eRoadRacing series because it is breaking down barriers to create the next generation of motorsport. We look forward to becoming part of eRoadRacing’s history and we’re really proud to be part of the sport’s beginnings," Gobert adds.
The eRoadRacing World Cup was announced some 3 months ago but there was a huge scarcity of news until now. So far, the main news outlet is still the TTXGP website. It looks like we still have to wait a bit until this new world-class racing event will kick off on the interwebs, too. Until then, it's up to you to choose between Spain and Germany for the mid-July racing weekend. Via Electric Race News.
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