The provisional Entry List for the 2023 FIM Enel MotoE World Championship can now be revealed! Every team will now have two bikes as Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE and Ongetta SIC58 Squadra Corse expand, making it nine teams and 18 riders set to contest MotoE’s first season as a World Championship. 

The season marks the start of an exciting new era with more races, and welcomes the Championship's new sole manufacturer: Ducati. 

The season marks the start of an exciting new era with more races, and welcomes the Championship’s new sole manufacturer: Ducati.

Amongst the riders, some familiar names return, including two-time Cup winner Jordi Torres, now at Openbank Aspar Team, and first ever Cup winner Matteo Ferrari (Felo Gresini MotoE). Consistent contender Eric Granado will be back at LCR E-Team and Mattia Casadei, a key protagonist in 2022, remains at Pons Racing 40. There’s also Alessandro Zaccone, who was a race winner and fought for the Cup in 2021, returning after a year in Moto2™ – and he’ll saddle up with Tech3 E-Racing.  

The rookie ranks make for interesting reading too, headlined by Tito Rabat as the 2014 Moto2 World Champion returns to the Grand Prix paddock to take on MotoE. Randy Krummenacher is another to watch as he joins Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE, adding another class to his CV of 125cc, Moto2, WorldSSP and WorldSBK experience. With new Ducati machinery for everyone on the grid, the rookies will be an even more interesting watch as the season gets underway at Le Mans – and there are plenty fresh faces!

2023 MotoE Rider List 

 

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