MotoE World Cup

Um, yeah, Winning the championship for the first time in its inaugural season was one thing.

Doing it as a 20-year-old Australian, coming over and racing against more established guys from MotoE, like Eric Granato, Oscar Gutierrez, Andre Inone, ex-MotoGP riders, World Superbike riders.

You know, that's another thing.

But to go through some of the absolute personal tragedy that he has done this year, he lost his brother.

I'll watch it.

I watch MotoE a lot of the time because some of the racing was good.

It was great

racing.

um and a lot of it i think had come out of the idea of uh reducing companies carbon footprint and being uh being more environmentally sustainable and friendly um our goal as an organization is to reduce that as a priority and we see saw that e is one of those technologies that would allow us to do it as we know there's lots of other there's alternative fuels there's hydrogen there's so many different ways that we can do that but that was one of the one of the areas and we as an organization needed to research and we have we have a team in Bologna that actually researches these different areas to understand how it's developing and where it could be applied to motorcycling.

And so when the opportunity for MotoE came, we knew that that was one of the areas we wanted to pursue.

And so we worked directly, very closely on that.

While I wasn't directly involved in the project, I was privy to some of the conversations that we've had as an organization.