Paolo Bertolotti (IVAR CEO): “Personally speaking, I really care about environmental sustainability and “circular economy”, and I try to bring this vision in our Company every day, when it comes both to big investments (such as installing photovoltaic panels on top of all our facilities) and daily measures (for instance we drive hybrid cars, use packaging made by recycled material, use electric vehicles for transportations inside the Company). There is a lot to do to preserve the environment, as individuals and as an enterprise, but we are proud to say we are a “zero emission” Company!  MotoE clearly support this cause: this is a revolution in motorsports and we want to be part of it, since the very beginning!”

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Paolo Bertolotti (IVAR CEO): “Personally speaking, I really care about environmental sustainability and “circular economy”, and I try to bring this vision in our Company every day, when it comes both to big investments (such as installing photovoltaic panels on top of all our facilities) and daily measures (for instance we drive hybrid cars, use packaging made by recycled material, use electric vehicles for transportations inside the Company). There is a lot to do to preserve the environment, as individuals and as an enterprise, but we are proud to say we are a “zero emission” Company!  MotoE clearly support this cause: this is a revolution in motorsports and we want to be part of it, since the very beginning!”

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I can’t hide it but, for me, identity is important. Ours, that of Aprilia, is strong and deeply rooted in tradition. I admit that having the Italian flag on my livery is something strange but beautiful. I own this feeling deeply, feeling part of a country, of a nation, and representing the colours of this country in the world. Racing and competing with the confidence in the work that they do in Italy, in Noale, in the factory, gives me the peace of mind to focus solely on giving it gas. And, thinking about the great Aprilia story, of the victories and the titles of the past, the confidence in what my team does every day, energises me every day.

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While in the Moto3™ class, Jaume Masia (Bester Capital Dubai) was the quickest man over the three days in Andalucia. But a crash at Turn 2 on the final day left the Spaniard with three fractures toes, putting his opening Grand Prix weekend in major doubt. With Masia sidelined, will it be the returning Romano Fenati (Snipers Team), Lorenzo Dalla Porta (Leopard Racing) – who were second and third fastest in Jerez respectively – or someone else who will take top spot honours at the Qatar Test?

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