2019 MotoE World Cup winner Matteo Ferrari kicked off 2020 by topping the first Official Test in Jerez, setting a best lap of 1:47.494 on the final day to head the combined timesheets.
After an incredible first season in the MotoE World Cup, we have our inaugural Cup winner: Matteo Ferrari.
Eric Granado topped the timesheets on Day 1 at the Official FIM Enel MotoE World Cup Test in Jerez, the Brazilian edging out 2019 Cup Winner Matteo Ferrari by 0.084 seconds as the season began just as close as it left off.
Hector Garzo (Tech 3 E-Racing) was quickest out the blocks in the season finale for the MotoE World Cup at Valencia.
On Friday at Round 2 of the MotoE World Cup, the gap between the top two was 0.032. Fast forward to Round 3 and, incredibly, it's exactly the same tiny margin.
