Aruba Cloud MotoE Racing Team

Step into the future of racing with Aruba Cloud:
speed, sustainability, and cutting-edge technologies.

MotoE, adrenaline and innovation

Aruba Cloud continues its journey in the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Championship, in a perfect combination of technology and sustainability, where cloud innovation merges with electric propulsion. A new adventure in international motorsport, blending competition between teams and athletes with the anticipation of a future defined by technological innovation and emission reduction.

Aruba Cloud and MotoE,
technological progress with respect for the environment

Aruba Cloud's approach to sustainable IT

Our cloud services are built with the best technologies and the most advanced security standards, guaranteed by our network of green data centers distributed throughout Italy and Europe.

Virtualization is already sustainability
The cloud model allows for a reduction in the use of physical servers, which results in a decrease in emissions.
Energy efficiency
We manage our energy usage in line with ISO 50001 certification efficiency requirements.
European Green Digital Coalition
We adhere to the objectives of the Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact.

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Innovation and sustainability in the FIM Enel MotoE World Championship

Electric racing is the perfect platform to test cutting-edge charging technologies that will change the future of mobility for millions of people worldwide.

Mobile charging batteries
Enel is constantly engaged in research in the field of smart charging for mobile devices.
Electric Mobility
Ducati is a unique manufacturer thanks to its pioneering model for mobility on two wheels.
More sustainable tires
Michelin contributes every year to the increase in the use of recycled materials in the tires used in races.

The team of riders

Alessandro Zaccone | 61 | IT

Born in Rimini on 16 January, 1999, he made his debut in the MotoE World Championship in 2020 and has competed in a total of 44 races (with 2 victories, 8 podiums, and 6 pole positions).

Luca Bernardi | 19 | SMR

Born in San Marino on 29 August, 2001, he won the Italian championship twice: in the Supersport 300 class in 2017 and in the Supersport 600 class in 2020.

The motorcycle: Ducati MotoE V21L

Ducati is the sole manufacturer for the electric category and provides each rider with a motorcycle equipped with an electric powertrain and specifically designed for racing.

Maximum speed: 275 km/h (data not finalized)
Power: 110 kW (150 HP)
Torque: 140 Nm
Acceleration (0-100km/h): approximately 2.6 seconds
Weight: 225 kg
Charging time (80%): 45 min.
Battery: 18 kWh
Battery weight: 110 Kg
Motor weight: 21 Kg
Weight distribution at the front: 54%
Weight distribution at the rear: 46%

Engine: maximum rotation speed of 18,000rpm
Battery: 18kWh lithium-ion battery with a voltage of 800V
Cooling: the battery, motor, and inverter are water-cooled
Chassis: Front Frame aluminum monocoque for the front area and a carbon fiber battery pack enclosure
Swingarm: aluminum weighing 4.8kg
Fairings: carbon fiber
Suspension: Öhlins TTX36 rear mono-shock, Öhlins NPX 25/30 pressurized fork with 43mm inverted forks, Öhlins steering damper
Tires: front 3.75x17 inches, rear 6x17 inches
Final drive: chain drive