MotoAmerica
Energica Eva Ribelle RS KCC runs in the 2023 Mission Foods Super Hooligan National Championship
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Making history once again!
An Energica Eva Ribelle will be racing in the 2023 edition of the Super Hooligan National Championship with MotoAmerica. It will be entered by Tytlers Cycle Racing and ridden by Colombia’s Stefano Mesa #137.
Based in Wisconsin, Tytlers Cycle Racing is one of the up-and-coming teams in the MotoAmerica series, having claimed the STK1000 title in their debut season last year as well as multiple podium finishes in the Superbike class.
Energica, coming off a four-year stint as the single manufacturer in the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup, is making history once again as the first electric motorcycle brand to have a bike compete full time in a motorcycle racing series against more conventional, internal-combustion-engine counterparts.
The racing season will begin on March 9-11 at the iconic Daytona International Speedway.
The series will consist of four rounds and eight individual races – running as part of the famed MotoAmerica Championship – with the other three events to be held at The Ridge (June 23-25), Laguna Seca (July 7-9) and COTA (September 8-10).
Stefano Mesa The Colombian rider on the Energica Eva Ribelle RS KCC
Stefano Mesa is the Colombian rider who rides Energica Eva Ribelle RS KCC faired PETRONAS. The rider born in Medellin, accepted the challenge launched by Tytlers Cycle Racing to be the only rider on an electric motorcycle who fight against endothermic motorcycles in 2023 Mission Foods Super Hooligan National Championship.
Eva Ribelle RS KCC
The only electric bikewill be racing in the 2023 edition of MotoAmerica.