On October 18, FIM International Motorcycle released the tentative schedule for the 2023 season's FIM Enel MotoE World Championship. The preliminary schedule is as follows:
* First stop, Le Mans, France from May 12 to 14;
* Second stop, June 9 to 11, Mugello, Italy;
* Third stop, June 16 to 18, Sachsenring, Germany;
* Fourth stop, June 23 to 25, Netherlands Eisen (TT Assen);
* Fifth stop, August 4 to 6, UK Silverstone (Silverstone);
* Sixth stop, August 18 to 20 Spielberg, Austria;
* Seventh stop, September 1-3, Catalonia, Spain (Catalunya);
* S8th stop, September 8-10, San Marco Simoncelli.
There are two other pre-season tests:
* March 6-8, Jerez, Spain;
* April 3-5, Catalonia, Spain.
The competitions of each sub-station will continue the existing arrangements for the previous two quarters of competition. Compared with this year, MotoE's new 2023 season has the following major changes:
1, officially upgraded from last year's World Cup to the World Championship. The core difference between the World Cup and the World Championship is that the latter has more sub-stop competitions than limited appearances - the official announcement of FIM, which describes the new season with the "2023 season marks the beginning of an exciting new era".
2, the unified racing , its manufacturer has changed from the previous Energica to the new Ducati Ducati;
3, the British Silverstone Raceway, and the first MotoE competition will be held next year;
4, the number of sub-stations in the schedule has increased to eight and sixteen quarters of competitions. Last year's tentative schedule was seven stops, among which the Finnish station was cancelled for some reason, and only six stops and twelve quarters were held;
5, the opening match started in France. And for the previous 2020-2022 season, the opening match was held in Spain.
The following picture: FELO Dianfei Technology (data photo) which debuted in the 2022 season.


The following picture: FELO Gisny team supported by FELO Dianfei Technology won the championship in the last quarter of the 2022 season (San Marino Station second quarter competition) (data picture). And until the 2025 season, the Chinese electric car manufacturer's logo will continue to be one of the focus and champion contenders in the MotoE World Championship.







