The Rookies Cup just isn’t getting outdated
2023 will see the seventeenth season of Purple Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup motion. The approaching yr begins with the preseason take a look at in Portimão, the opening two races are additionally there on the Portuguese Grand Prix earlier than shifting to Jerez and on round Europe.
Sunday on the Spanish Grand Prix options race 4 of 2023 and the 2 hundredth Rookies Cup race.
Subsequent we’re returning to Le Mans for the primary time since 2008, our second season after we had single race on the traditional French venue.
Then to the extra acquainted stamping grounds of Mugello, Assen and Spielberg earlier than ending the yr on the Adriatic coast in Misano.
It guarantees one other 14 fabulous motion packed races with 26 of the world’s quickest youngsters decided to study and show their price earlier than stepping as much as the World Championship courses like greater than 50% of previous Rookies have completed. 26 of them have gained 161 GPs and 10 World Championships
38 Nations have been represented within the Rookies Cup up to now and, together with the 2023 entry, 237 tremendous quick teenagers could have had the prospect to race on a number of the worlds best Grand Prix circuits on the Moto3 spec KTMs.
Provisional Calendar
Preseason Check
March 15-16 – Portimão (Portugal)
Races
1&2 March 25-26 – Portimão (Portugal)
3&4 April 29-30 – Jerez (Spain)
5&6 Might 13-14 – Le Mans (France)
7&8 June 10-11 – Mugello (Italy)
9&10 June 24-25 – Assen (Netherlands)
11&12 August 19-20 – Spielberg (Austria)
13&14 September 9-10 – Misano (Italy)
Provisional Entry Record
2 Amaury Mizera (France)
5 Leo Rammerstorfer (Austria)
8 Eddie O‘Shea (Nice Britain)
11 Ruché Moodley (South Africa)
12 Jacob Roulstone (Australia)
13 Hakim Danish (Malaysia)
14 Cormac Buchanan (New Zealand)
18 Angel Piqueras (Spain)
23 Rhys Stephenson (Nice Britain)
25 Alexander Enriquez (United States)
27 Rico Salmela (Finland)
28 Máximo Quiles (Spain)
47 Edoardo Boggio (Italy)
50 Carter Thompson (Australia)
54 Alberto Ferrandez (Spain)
56 Kevin Farkas (Hungary)
57 Danial Shahril (Malaysia)
67 Casey O’Gorman (Eire)
69 Marcos Ruda (Spain)
78 Jakob Rosenthaler (Austria)
81 Lorenz Luciano (Belgium)
83 Alvaro Carpe (Spain)
88 Shinya Ezawa (Japan)
93 Arbi Aditama (Indonesia)
94 Guido Pini (Italy)
95 Marco Chincolla (Argentina)
