FIM e-Power International Championship 2011 calendar The FIM Road Racing Commission (CCR) is pleased to announce the dates of the 2011 FIM e-Power International Championship calendar as follows: Date Venue Country (Main event) 4/16-17 Magny Cours, France (Bol d’Or FIM WC Endurance) 5/14-15 Schleiz, Germany (FIM WC Sidecars) 6/18-19 Hungaroring, Hungary (FIM WC Sidecars) 7/23-24 TBA, TBA (TBA) 8/20-21 Donington Park, Great Britain (FIM WC Endurance, WC Sidecars) 9/24-25 Le Mans, France (24 Hours of Le Mans – FIM WC Endurance) In a spirit of collaboration and with the common goal of promoting electric clean emission racing, the FIM and TTXGP have opened the possibility of holding a selection of joint rounds to allow the teams the best possible stage to promote the sport, the technology and the message to the next generation of motorcycle sport. In addition, further discussions also include the wish to celebrate the conclusion of the 2011 season with a single, unifying final event in October. More, from a press release issued by TTXGP: TTXGP Championship 2011 schedule now live. Some combined events with FIM 16th March 2011 Zero carbon clean emission racing has come a long way in a very short period of time; in our third season we have, with our global partners and great teams, managed to make a meaningful change that goes well beyond motorsport. As the first and the leading zero carbon clean emission motorsport series, we are very proud of the achievements and accomplishments of the teams and builders world over, responding to the challenge of designing machines to meet todays demands of efficiency, speed, high performance coupled with environmental responsibility. TTXGP has shortened the route from track to road, from vision to change. The technologies being developed in TTXGP have a multitude of applications beyond motorcycles and beyond motorsports. With rocketing petroleum prices, climate change and a world looking for clean alternative sources of getting around TTXGP has never been more relevant or more necessary than it is now. TTXGP represents the leading edge of the tipping point as we travel through to the next generation of motorsport. The 2011 season racing is promising to be even more exciting, and with the introduction of TTXGP Australia in collaboration with our Partners eFXC/Australian Superbikes, will see a new continent joining the TTXGP family with new teams, new ideas and new records. Many favourites from the launch year will be returning to the championship to the fans delight as well as a new teams from countries as far as Canada, Malaysia and Singapore. The TTXGP World Championship 2010 laurels are held by Muench Racing from Germany, and we are sure they will face an exciting challenge to retain them. New media distribution deals will see TTXGP in even more homes across the world on satellite, cable, terrestrial and online. More people than ever will be joining us in the TTXGP race to the future. Claim your space, you will not want to miss it. New Rules, New Race, New Day. Be Part of It. TTXGP Euro Championship 2011 calendar is as follows: 18-19.06 Silverstone (GBR) 01-02.07 SPA Francorchamps (BEL) 06-07.08 Assen (NLD) 20-21.08 Donington Park (GBR) TBC 03-04.09 Karlskoga (SWE) 23-24.09 Le Mans (FRA) TBC TTXGP North America Championship 2011 14-15.05 Infineon Raceway (USA) 16-17.07 Portland International Raceway (USA) (TBC) Round 3 TBC 13-14.08 VIRginia International Raceway (USA) eFXC/TTXGP Australian Superbike Championship 2011 29-01.05 Wakefield Park Raceway (NSW) TEST 01-03.07 Eastern Creek Raceway (NSW) 02-04.09 Winton Raceway (VIC) 08-09.10 Wakefield Park Raceway (NSW) TBC TTXGP World Final 2011 October TBC In the spirit of collaboration and with the common goal of promoting electric clean emission racing; The FIM and TTXGP have opened the possibility of holding a selection of joint rounds to allow the teams the best possible stage to promote the sport, the technology and the message to the next generation of motorsport. In addition, further discussions also include the wish to celebrate the conclusion of the 2011 season with a single, unifying final event in October.