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Matteo Ferrari made his Moto2 debut scoring in Jerez

by Carl Harrison
May 23, 2024
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At 27 years old, Matteo Ferrari made his debut in the Moto2 World Championship at last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. The rider was a wildcard entry for Gresini in Jerez, the team with which he has been competing in MotoE since 2019 and won the championship that year.

After three very modest seasons in Moto3, the Italian ultimately pursued a career in MotoE, as well as competing in the Italian championship (CIV). Now, his debut in Moto2 has arrived.

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Despite not being a heavily discussed topic amidst other protagonists, Ferrari acquitted himself well: he finished 15th and thus scored points ahead of six regular riders – and already has as many points as Darryn Binder (Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP/Kalex), another rider on the grid.

The result in Jerez was in line with the MotoE champion’s goals: ‘Clearly our goal was to finish in the points zone, and after avoiding a motorcycle and a few accidents, we finished 15th. I am very happy with that’, he said as quoted by Corse di Moto.

Ferrari saw this participation as an asset for MotoE: ‘Knowing our pace in practice, we could have fought for ninth or tenth place, definitely a great result as a wildcard. But we take this experience home, it will also serve us for the future, for MotoE. It was good training, I want to thank the whole team, Nadia [Padovani], Luca [Gresini], and everyone for this opportunity in the World Championship. We take this point home and we will arrive motivated in Le Mans’.

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