
Great race for the Spanish rider of the Pons Racing 40 team, who passed under the checkered flag in third position in the CatalanGP. Jasper Iwema falls and has to withdraw.
Pons Racing 40 continues to be one of the leading teams in the MotoE World Cup and in Barcelona it once again added another podium thanks to Jordi Torres.
Starting from second position, Torres spent the entire race in the leading group fighting for the victory. The Spanish rider, winner of the 2020 edition of the MotoE, proved to be strong and aggressive throughout all laps, adding another 16 points to his chart. With this result Torres is third in the standings with 43 points, 11 behind the class leader Zaccone.
As for Jasper Iwema, luck wasn't on his side; the Dutchman crashed due to losing grip with the front wheel and had to retire.

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The report of the CatalanGP of the MotoE World Cup
Jordi Torres
“Today we started the race from a good position, second, and with a lot of confidence with the bike. The race was very fought, we had good fights, and I must say that the bike worked very well, even on the straights. I felt strong, aggressive and able to defend my position, but on the last lap I couldn't attack what I wanted and we will work on that part of the bike. I felt good to fight for the victory and being third is good, although perhaps we could to have done something else. I am happy and we are third in the general classification. It is time to think about Assen now, where we will start taking more risks."

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The gallery of the Catalan GP of the MotoE 2021
Jasper Iwema
“I started the race with a lot of confidence and with a great feeling with the bike. Despite starting from sixteenth position, I was motivated to do a good performance. I started well and tried to be in the group, and in a corner I tightened braking too hard and I lost the front wheel. We will work on the front to improve the feeling, but despite the result, I must say that this weekend I felt very good, competing again, and that is the line we must continue. Looking forward to the next race, which is in Assen, at home."

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