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Extreme E to host FIM E-Xplorer World Cup season finale in Sardinia

Rounds Seven and Eight of Extreme E Season 3 in Sardinia will play host to the E-Xplorer FIM World Cup, the all-new electric off road motorcycle championship.

The E-Xplorer FIM World Cup will conclude its inaugural season with a thrilling ‘double-header’ on the island of Sardinia on 16-17 September 2023.

The final two rounds, which will crown the first ever FIM E-Xplorer World Champions, will take place alongside Rounds Seven and Eight of sport for purpose series Extreme E on the Italian island, creating a true festival of electric, all-inclusive, and sustainability-driven motorsport. 

“We are delighted to be able to make this announcement,” said Valentin Guyonnet. Co-Founder and CEO of E-Xplorer.

“We share the same values as Extreme E, and Alejandro Agag is a strong supporter of the series. Both these championships race off road with electric vehicles and field a female and a male rider in each team. Racing at the same event is a great opportunity and I am very grateful for everyone at Extreme E and around the Sardinia event for helping to make this possible.” 

© MATT MOUGEL


The track will be a 0.6km challenge in the Italian Army Training area at Capo Teulada in Sulcis-Iglesiente in the South of the island. The terrain will be sandy and very dry with rocks and bushes. It will involve jumps and obstacles and, of course, the surface will be sand, which will add a new dimension after the dry dirt of Catalunya, the gravel mountain tracks of Crans Montana and, most recently, the mud and wooded area of Vollore-Montagne.

Sardinia will create a whole new set of challenges for the nine teams and 18 riders who will line up in just over two weeks. 

The event, in tandem with the Extreme E format, will also host two events for the first time, allowing plenty of opportunity for teams to chase the championship dream in the final event of the season.

The new championship is currently led by Japan’s Midori Moriwaki’s MIE team with 66 points, with USA’s Robbie Maddison’s Maddwill and the winners of the previous round in Vollore-Montagne, Gravity, both tied in the runners up spot (46 points). With double points available for the final weekend of the series due to the Sardinian ‘double-header’, there are opportunities for every one of the nine teams and 18 men and women to jump up the leaderboard.

"We are delighted to welcome E-Xplorer back to Sardinia," said James Taylor, Chief Championship Officer at Extreme E.

"
Valentin came to the event in July with the MIE riders and bikes to give the team a demonstration, and insight into the thrilling competition. I have been following the season so far and believe these two rounds will complement the Extreme E races perfectly. We are promoting the same messages through our sports and it will be great to have the first ever E-Xplorer Champion crowned in Sardinia with Extreme E."

© Andrew Ferraro


Alejandro Agag, Founder and CEO of Extreme E, is also delighted to see the two championships working together in Sardinia. Agag said:
"I am delighted to welcome this dynamic young series to join Extreme E in Sardinia in just over two weeks time.

"I have worked with Carina and Valentin to help bring this electric motorcycle series to life and have watched it flourish this year. It makes a lot of sense for us to work together as we share all the same values. It is going to be a fantastic weekend of electric motorsport."

Collaboration to provide stunning setting on the Sardinian coast for new all-electric motorcycle championship's decider rounds.

Rounds Seven and Eight of Extreme E Season 3 in Sardinia will play host to the E-Xplorer FIM World Cup, the all-new electric off road motorcycle championship.

The E-Xplorer FIM World Cup will conclude its inaugural season with a thrilling ‘double-header’ on the island of Sardinia on 16-17 September 2023.

The final two rounds, which will crown the first ever FIM E-Xplorer World Champions, will take place alongside Rounds Seven and Eight of sport for purpose series Extreme E on the Italian island, creating a true festival of electric, all-inclusive, and sustainability-driven motorsport. 

“We are delighted to be able to make this announcement,” said Valentin Guyonnet. Co-Founder and CEO of E-Xplorer.

“We share the same values as Extreme E, and Alejandro Agag is a strong supporter of the series. Both these championships race off road with electric vehicles and field a female and a male rider in each team. Racing at the same event is a great opportunity and I am very grateful for everyone at Extreme E and around the Sardinia event for helping to make this possible.” 

© MATT MOUGEL


The track will be a 0.6km challenge in the Italian Army Training area at Capo Teulada in Sulcis-Iglesiente in the South of the island. The terrain will be sandy and very dry with rocks and bushes. It will involve jumps and obstacles and, of course, the surface will be sand, which will add a new dimension after the dry dirt of Catalunya, the gravel mountain tracks of Crans Montana and, most recently, the mud and wooded area of Vollore-Montagne.

Sardinia will create a whole new set of challenges for the nine teams and 18 riders who will line up in just over two weeks. 

The event, in tandem with the Extreme E format, will also host two events for the first time, allowing plenty of opportunity for teams to chase the championship dream in the final event of the season.

The new championship is currently led by Japan’s Midori Moriwaki’s MIE team with 66 points, with USA’s Robbie Maddison’s Maddwill and the winners of the previous round in Vollore-Montagne, Gravity, both tied in the runners up spot (46 points). With double points available for the final weekend of the series due to the Sardinian ‘double-header’, there are opportunities for every one of the nine teams and 18 men and women to jump up the leaderboard.

"We are delighted to welcome E-Xplorer back to Sardinia," said James Taylor, Chief Championship Officer at Extreme E.

"
Valentin came to the event in July with the MIE riders and bikes to give the team a demonstration, and insight into the thrilling competition. I have been following the season so far and believe these two rounds will complement the Extreme E races perfectly. We are promoting the same messages through our sports and it will be great to have the first ever E-Xplorer Champion crowned in Sardinia with Extreme E."

© Andrew Ferraro


Alejandro Agag, Founder and CEO of Extreme E, is also delighted to see the two championships working together in Sardinia. Agag said:
"I am delighted to welcome this dynamic young series to join Extreme E in Sardinia in just over two weeks time.

"I have worked with Carina and Valentin to help bring this electric motorcycle series to life and have watched it flourish this year. It makes a lot of sense for us to work together as we share all the same values. It is going to be a fantastic weekend of electric motorsport."

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