Following the encouraging signs from Assen, the next event is scheduled for May 1–3 with the Hungarian round at Balaton Park.

The TT Circuit in Assen, universally known as the “Cathedral of Speed,” hosted the third round of the WorldSSP Championship, providing a crucial testing ground to assess the reliability of the technical package under high competitive stress.

The Dutch weekend confirmed the competitiveness of our riders, Dominique Aegerter and Jeremy Alcoba, who were able to translate technological support into concrete results.

Dominique Aegerter: In Race 1, Dominique demonstrated surgical precision in managing his resources. Starting from 11th position, he staged a comeback marked by sheer consistency, finishing in 6th place just a hair’s breadth behind the leader. Despite a Race 2 marred by external incidents (P15), telemetry data confirmed a top speed among the best in the category.

Jeremy Alcoba: The young Spanish talent continues to develop. After a solid 9th place in Race 1, Jeremy raised the bar in Race 2, masterfully adapting to the changing grip conditions to climb to 8th place before the red flag. His ability to map the traction limit is the result of an increasingly deep integration between rider and machine.

The data collected at Assen is already being analyzed to optimize performance ahead of the next round at Balaton Park (Hungary), scheduled for the first weekend of May.