FIM Moto3™ World Championship – Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini
Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli (Misano Adriatico, Italy) | Wednesday, September 4th, 2024
This weekend in Misano, Noah Dettwiler returns to a race track on which he has already achieved considerable success, but which he once had to leave seriously injured.
With the start of the second half of the 2024 FIM Moto3™ World Championship season, the dates on the calendar are moving closer together again. The Grand Prix in Aragón and this weekend in Misano are the first pair of two consecutive races a week apart. However, everyone is happy to accept the hectic trip to Italy, as the Grand Prix of San Marino captivates with its incomparable atmosphere, which creates a lot of vacation feeling due to its proximity to the famous vacation region around Rimini on the Adriatic coast.
Although only 19 years old, world championship rookie Noah Dettwiler already has plenty to talk about when it comes to the colourful ride at the Misano circuit, which is located just a stone’s throw from the popular beaches. The race results that the KTM rider has achieved there are of course gratifying. On the other hand, the Swiss rider also has very painful memories of Misano when he suffered a complicated injury to his foot at the guest start of the Junior World Championship during the Grand Prix two years ago.
Swiss television channel SRF will broadcast the Moto3™ race from the San Marino GP live on SRF info on Sunday (10:50-11:50). Viewers from Switzerland and Austria will also be able to watch all of the weekend’s sessions on the video and streaming platform «ServusTV On», albeit only with English commentary on Friday and in German language from Saturday. In Germany, the broadcasts on Saturday and Sunday can be seen in the 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 are 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.
However, a paid video pass is required for this. Another option for Germany is a paid subscription to Sky Sport.
«I am really looking forward to Misano, because being back on the bike just a few days after the Aragón GP is simply fantastic. So, I am really looking forward to it. Misano is a very cool track that I know from my time in Junior World Championship. Misano is also known for its atmosphere and unique setting, which makes this event even more exciting. I can’t wait to hop back on my bike on Friday.»
Tom LÜTHI (Sporting Coach):
«It is perfect for Noah to go straight to the next race after a solid Aragón weekend where he made good progress. There were a lot of positive things, and he did well with what he set out to do. I think it will be important for him to pick up in Misano where he left off in Aragon and that he can make further progress straight away without having to start all over again this race weekend. He must try to build on this upward trend that has hopefully now set in.»
Noah DETTWILERs Profil:
Age: 19 (Born on April 26th, 2005)
Occupation: Motorcycle racer
Place of birth: Basel (Schweiz)
Hight: 175 cm
Weight: 61 kg
Bike: KTM RC4
Racing number: #55
Track Facts Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli:
First time venue of a motorcycle grand pric: 1985
Length: 4.226 meters
Width: 12 meters
Longest straight: 530 meters
Right corners: 10
Left corner: 6
Alltime record Moto3™: 1´41.155 (2022)
Best Moto3™ Race lap: 1´41.297 (2023)
Best Moto3™ Pole Position: 1´41.705 (2020)
Moto3™ Top Speed: 214.20 km/h (2022)
#SanMarinoGP – Moto3™ Time Schedule of the weekend (CEST):
Friday, 6 September: 09:00 – 09:35 Free Practice
Friday, 6 September: 13:15 – 13:50 Practice 1
Saturday, 7 September: 08:40 – 09:10 Practice 2
Saturday, 7 September: 12:50 – 13:05 Qualifying 1
Saturday, 7 September: 13:15 – 13:30 Qualifying 2
Sunday, 8 September: 11:00 Race (20 Laps – 84,520 km)
Moto3™ World Standing:
1 David ALONSO / COL / CFMOTO / 237
2 Collin VEIJER / NED / Husqvarna / 162
3 Ivan ORTOLA / SPA / KTM / 157
4 Daniel HOLGADO / SPA / GASGAS / 156
5 David MUNOZ / SPA / KTM / 117
6 Jose Antonio RUEDA / SPA / KTM / 99
7 Adrian FERNANDEZ / SPA / Honda / 90
8 Ryusei YAMANAKA / JPN / KTM / 85
9 Joel KELSO / AUS / KTM / 83
10 Angel PIQUERAS / SPA / KTM / 73
11 Taiyo FURUSATO / JPN / Honda / 65
12 Stefano NEPA / ITA / KTM / 54
13 Luca LUNETTA / ITA / Honda / 50
14 Tatsuki SUZUKI / JPN / Husqvarna / 50
15 Jacob ROULSTONE / AUS / GASGAS / 46
…
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)
2 June – Gran Premio d’Italia, Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello (Scarperia)
30 June – TT Assen, TT Circuit (Assen)
7 July – Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland, Sachsenring (Hohenstein-Ernstthal)
4 August – British Grand Prix, Silverstone Circuit (Silverstone)
18 August – Grand Prix von Österreich, Red Bull Ring (Spielberg)
1 September – Gran Premio de Aragón, MotorLand Aragón (Alcañiz)
8 September – Gran Premio di San Marino e della di Riviera di Rimini, Misano World Circuit (Misano Adriatico)
22 September – Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, Misano World Circuit (Misano Adriatico)
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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