At Garage Italia, in Milan, "Revolution" took place, the event organized by Octo Telematics (link) and Pramac for the official presentation of the Octo Pramac team MotoE who will participate in the first edition of the FIM ENEL MotoE World Cup, the MotoGP electric class.
The first partnership between Pramac Racing and Octo, a global provider of telematics solutions and data analysis for the auto insurance sector, dates back to the 2015, 2016 and 2017 seasons in MotoGP where 5 podiums were achieved with Danilo Petrucci and 1 with Scott Redding.
This time the riders are Alex De Angelis from San Marino and reigning Endurance World Champion, Australian Josh Hook (, here the team card).
The FIM ENEL calendar MotoE World Cup foresees 4 stages and 6 races, the first of which will be in Germany the 7 July, on the Sachsenring track (here the complete calendar).
Below are the statements by Fabio Sbianchi, CEO Octo Telematics and by Paolo Campinoti, Team Principal Octo Pramac MotoE.
At this link you will find all the images of the Ego Corsa with Octo Pramac colors (link).
Fabio Sbianchi (CEO Octo Telematics): "To face the technological challenges of the future, it becomes more important than ever to accelerate the 'silent revolution' of data, making the most of all the potential that the network, and in particular the Internet of Things, are capable of offer to improve our life and intelligently connect things and people. A challenge that Octo is facing through solutions such as the IoT platform for insurance, which allows us to analyze and provide information in real time with a level of usability and flexibility that represents a revolution. "
Paolo Campinoti (Team Principal Octo Pramac MotoE) “The birth of the MotoE, the big news of the 2019 MotoGP season, it represents not only a sporting challenge but a real technological adventure that will revolutionize motorcycle races by opening up new and challenging future scenarios. We are confident that with our team we will be able to achieve great results. "A
