FIM Moto3™ World Championship – TT Assen
TT Circuit (Assen, Netherlands) | Wednesday June 26th, 2024
After a three-week spring break, FIM Moto3™ World Championship returns this weekend with its eighth event of the season at Assen in the north of the Netherlands.
No other Grand Prix has such a long tradition as the World Championship’s visit to Assen. Moreover, the date on the last weekend in June is inextricably linked to this event. Since the introduction of the Motorcycle World Championship back in 1949, the TT Assen has been a fixed date in the Grand Prix calendar.
Assen is also unique because of its track. Hardly any other track impresses with its predominantly fast and flowing layout. In addition, the last chicane before the start/finish line has been the scene of countless dramas that have decided between victory and defeat. Noah Dettwiler knows Assen from the races in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup, among other things.
Swiss television will be showing the race live on Sunday via stream on srf.ch. The broadcast starts at 10:50 am. Viewers from Switzerland and Austria will still be able to watch all of the weekend’s sessions on the video and streaming platform «ServusTV On», albeit with English commentary. In Germany, the broadcasts on Saturday and Sunday can be seen in a free live stream on ServusTV.com, while DF1 will also broadcast the Moto3 qualifying and the race on Sunday live. Alternatively, there is also the live stream on the official MotoGP website, where all sessions of all classes will be streamed, as at every Grand Prix. However, a paid video pass is required for this. Another option for Germany is a paid subscription to Sky Sport.
#55 Noah DETTWILER (CIP Green Power, KTM RC250GP):
«After these three weekends off racing, I am glad that the championship continues in Assen. I am also really looking forward to this track. However, it has been five years since I last rode there. But I still have fond memories of the layout and its unique characteristics. So, I am looking forward to starting work with my team again this weekend.»
Noah DETTWILER´s profile:
Age: 19 (born on April 26th, 2005)
Occupation: Racer
Place of birth: Basel (Switzerland)
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 61 kg
Bike: KTM RC250GP
Racing number: #55
Track facts TT Circuit:
First time venue of a motorcycle grand prix: 1949
Length: 5,542 meters
Width: 14 meters
Longest straight: 487 meters
Right corners: 12
Left corner: 6
Alltime record Moto3™: 1´41.181 (2023)
Best Pole position Moto3™: 1´41.181 (2023)
Lap record Moto3™: 1´41.190 (2022)
#DutchTT – Moto3™ Time Schedule for the weekend (CEST):
Friday 28 June: 09:00 – 09:35 Free Practice
Friday 28 June: 13:15 – 13:50 Practice 1
Saturday 29 June: 08:40 – 09:10 Practice 2
Samstag, 29. Juni: 12:50 – 13:05 Qualifying 1
Saturday 29 June: 13:15 – 13:30 Qualifying 2
Sunday 30 June: 11:00 Race (20 Laps – 90.840 km)
Moto3™ World Standing:
1 David ALONSO / COL / CFMOTO / 143
2 Daniel HOLGADO / SPA / GASGAS / 106
3 Collin VEIJER / NED / Husqvarna / 95
4 Ivan ORTOLA / SPA / KTM / 80
5 David MUNOZ / SPA / KTM / 60
6 Ryusei YAMANKA / JPN / KTM / 56
7 Joel KELSO / AUS / KTM / 46
8 Jose Antonio RUEDA / SPA / KTM / 45
9 Adrian FERNANDEZ / SPA / Honda / 45
10 Jacob ROULSTONE / AUS / GASGAS / 42
11 Angel PIQUERAS / SPA / Honda / 41
12 Joel ESTEBAN / SPA / CFMOTO / 35
13 Taiyo FURUSATO / JPN / Honda / 31
14 Tatsuki SUZUKI / JPN / Husqvarna / 31
15 Stefano NEPA / ITA / KTM / 29
…
24 #55 Noah DETTWILER / SWI / KTM / 2
MotoGP™ Calendar 2024:
10 March – Grand Prix of Qatar, Lusail International Circuit (Lusail)
24 March – Grande Prémio de Portugal, Autódromo Internacional do Algarve (Portimao)
14 April – Grand Prix of the Americas, Circuit of The Americas (Austin)
28 April – Gran Premio de Espana, Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto (Jerez de la Frontera)
12 May – Grand Prix de France, Bugatti Circuit (Le Mans)
26 May – Gran Premi de Catalunya, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (Montmeló)
2nd June – Gran Premio d’Italia, Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello (Scarperia)
30. Juni – TT Assen, TT Circuit (Assen)
7. Juli – Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland, Sachsenring (Hohenstein-Ernstthal)
4 August – British Grand Prix, Silverstone Circuit (Silverstone)
18 August – Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich, Red Bull Ring (Spielberg)
1 September – Gran Premio de Aragón, MotorLand Aragón (Alcaniz)
8 September – Gran Premio di San Marino e della di Riviera di Rimini, Misano World Circuit (Misano Adriatico)
22 September – Grand Prix of Kazakhstan, Sokol International Racetrack (Almaty)
29 September – Grand Prix of Indonesia, Mandalika International Street Circuit (Lombok)
6 October – Grand Prix of Japan, Mobility Resort Motegi (Motegi)
20 October – Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, Phillip Ilsand GP Circuit (Cowes)
27 October – Thailand Grand Prix, Chang International Circuit (Buriram)
3 November – Malaysia Motorcycle Grand Prix, Sepang International Circuit (Sepang)
17 November – Gran Premio de la Comunitat Valenciana, Circuit Ricardo Tormo (Valencia)
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