MotoGP: a third virtual race is coming with the Moto2 and Moto3 drivers, but not only…

And three! The first shot against the backdrop of Mugello was an attempt which proved to be a success in terms of focus. A second layer was therefore put on with, this time, the Red Bull Ring as the theater of operation, which confirmed a certain enthusiasm for the event. This was all it took to respect the idea that there are never two without three since here is a new virtual race between the incumbent MotoGP riders. A digitized Jerez will be the playing field. But we are gaining momentum with an expanded list of commitments while the mobilization will be for a good cause. Explanation.

Alex Marquez made history as the first titular pilot in MotoGP to win the no less first virtual race in the category at Mugello. Forced to stay in her homes by the fault of the dreaded coronavirus, the category showed that it could exist despite everything. A popular success which led to the organization of a second event at the Red Bull Ring this time. Still with 10 elite pilots, including Valentino Rossi. Pecco Bagnaia, by winning the prize, preserved, even symbolically, the invincibility of the brand Ducati in Austria.

Dorna don't stop there by embarking on a third date Jerez. It will be for the Sunday 3 May, and there will be new things. First of all, the date corresponds to that on which the Spanish Grand Prix should actually have taken place. A symbol which pushes to open the event to drivers from other categories.

Thus, at 15:00 p.m., we will see the three classes of the Grand Prix – MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 – compete in a unique event of three races in a row. The premier class teams can field one rider each, with the exception of the Repsol Honda team, who can field two as reigning MotoGP champions. In Moto2 and Moto3, ten riders can enter in each category, with the entry fee given in championship order after the QNB Qatar Grand Prix. Who will be registered? All will be revealed in the run-up to the event which will be held in aid of MotoGP's official charity, Two Wheels for Life, which supports efforts in the fight against Covid-19…