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Teams for the inaugural MotoE World Cup have been announced
The teams for the maiden season of the MotoE World Cup, which will take place next year, have been officially confirmed. Dorna's all-electric support series was officially launched in February, and will form part of the support bill at five as-yet-unconfirmed European MotoGP races. All seven of the independent teams currently competing in the premier class – Tech3, Marc VDS, Pramac, Nieto, Avintia, Gresini and LCR – will field two Energica machines, while Moto2 outfits Sky VR46, Pons and Intact GP will run one bike each. The SIC58 Squadra Corse Moto3 team will also be present on the grid in 2019, the Italian squad fielding just one bike as well. MotoE director Nicolas...
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