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Red Bull Ring – Performance MotoE

The performance of the MotoE on the Red Bull Ring circuit

La MotoE in action on the Red Bull Ring circuit (photo: MotoGP)
La MotoE in action on the Red Bull Ring circuit (photo: MotoGP)

The performance of the MotoE on the Red Bull Ring circuit

The Red Bull Ring is spread over a length of 4318 meters with seven right-hand bends, three left-hand bends and a 626-metre straight. There MotoE she took to this track for the first time in August 2019 for the Austrian GP. There MotoE took to this track for the first time in September 2019. Thanks to the telemetry shared by Ducati, we can show you the performance of the MotoE on this route. On this page you can also find infographics of the track with speed and lean angle curve after curve.

Infographic - Speed ​​and lean angle of the MotoE curve after curve at the Red Bull Ring
Infographic – Speed ​​and lean angle of the MotoE curve after curve at the Red Bull Ring

The average lap record speed for the class MotoE at the Red Bull Ring is 158.8 km/h while the maximum speed reached by MotoE it was 248.6 km/h. On the Austrian circuit, the electric class of MotoGP was with the throttle wide open 54.2% of the time while the engine braking was used 31.9% of the time. As for the brakes, the front is used 28.0% of the time. Regenerative braking of MotoE allow 11% of the energy used at the Red Bull Ring to be recovered.
Some of the following images were created using the graphic engine of the MotoGP23 developed by Milestone which also includes the World Cup MotoE.

Infographic - The telemetry of MotoE on the Red Bull Ring circuit
Infographic – The telemetry of MotoE on the Red Bull Ring circuit

The description of the Red Bull Ring circuit

At first glance the layout of the Red Bull Ring appears very simple but in reality it is a very difficult and demanding track.
The Spielberg circuit is very technical with long straights that end in very slow corners; you need to make long braking sections which cause the brake temperatures to skyrocket and it is not easy to have constant braking throughout the race.

Furthermore, it is not easy to find an ideal set-up because you need very hard forks to deal with strong decelerations, while the final part of the track is very smooth with fast corners that require a different set-up. A set-up that is also good for the last corners is important because they are the ones where you can overtake for victory on the last lap.
Another element to take into consideration on this track is that almost all the corners are right-handed, which means very high temperatures and wear on the right-hand side of the tyres. The left side, on the other hand, remains almost new but is never at the ideal temperature. The MotoE, due to its weight, pushes a lot on the tyres, and when you take left-hand corners, you feel like a completely different bike than you feel on right-hand corners.

La MotoE in action on the Red Bull Ring circuit (photo: MotoGP)
La MotoE in action on the Red Bull Ring circuit (photo: MotoGP)

Here you will find the link to the official website of the Spielberg circuit: https://www.projekt-spielberg.com/en

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