
We are participating at EICMA, the International exhibition for two wheels which takes place every year in Milan, at the new fair district of Rho. This year, for the first time, we have decided to be part of the show which is one of the most relevant venues in the motorcycle world. We will be in the Green Planet area Hall 2 Booth T11 with an extraordinary premiére: the unveiling of the concept of the electric streetbike
Last Sunday October 23 at 01.00 pm it was aired inside the TV programme Tg2 Motori the special report dedicated to eCRP, the electric racing motorbike on the new circuit of Modena
From 6th to 9th October in Fiorano the Green Economy Festival takes place and eCRP is part of the venue inside the area dedicated to motors
The workshop "Women driving" is scheduled at 06.30 pm at Lapam headquarters of Modena, special guests of the evening are Shelina Moreda, Livia Cevolini and the racebike eCRP. The workshop is organized by Donne Impresa Lapam
eCRP participates in the eighth edition of Terra Futura, the conference and exhibition of best actions for sustainability, which will be held in Florence at wonderful location of the Fortezza da Basso from 20 to 22 May
From 12 to 17 April eCRP is hosted by E-move.me during the venue that takes place each year in the area of the fashion district of Milan
On Thursday, April 7 at the Bobino Club in Milan, CRP Racing officially presents its electric racing motorcycle, the eCRP 1.4, the racebike that will compete in the FIM e-Power and TTXGP with Alessandro Brannetti
CRP Racing is taking part to the debut of Racing Professional Motor Show from 2nd to 4th December in Bologna
CRP Racing is at Intermot with the eCRP 1.2, the international two wheels show that takes place in Cologne from 6th to 10th October
The World Champion Roberto Locatelli tested on the circuit of Castelletto di Branduzzo the eCRP 1.2, the electric motorcycle of CRP Racing that arose great interest and curiosity among two-wheel lovers
The circuit of Castelletto, near Pavia, and the hospitality of Max Temporali allowed the first appearance on track of the eCRP 1.2 CRP Racing's newest motorcycle. The Italian circuit in the North of Italy was the scenario of the shots done by the cameras of SkySport yesterday afternoon that were on track to record this incredible event: the World Champion Roberto Locatelli rode the eCRP 1.2 to test the performances of the motorbike of the future
At the Monza circuit during the press conference of CIV 2010, the young rider of CRP Racing, Davide Stirpe rode the eCRP, the electric motorcycle designed for TTXGP by the Italian company
CRP Racing takes part to the exhibition as two wheel constructor and with the new green-tech vehicle eCRP
CRP Racing will be with their electric racebike eCRP 1.0 at the Sustainable Mobility exhibition from 11th to 14th February at the Rome district expo
Lord Drayson, Minister of Science and Innovation and Le Mans race driver will not only make the Keynote Address at the Motorsport Industry Association’s (MIA) Cleaner Racing Conference but also launch, at 11.00 am, the Italian eCRP 1.0 electric superbike that will race in the TTxGP world championship in 2010

The eCRP started taking part in the TTXGP and FIM e-Power championships for electric motorbikes in 2010.
In 2010 the eCRP 1.2 achieved first place in the European Championships and came runner-up at the World Championships with Brannetti.
In 2011 the eCRP 1.4 came runner up at the World Championships in the FIM e-Power league and placed third in the TTXGP championships.
An overview of the competitions for electric motorbikes.
Currently, the two eco-friendly motorcycle series are the TTXGP and FIM's e-Power
TTXGP was the first international championship for electric motorcycle racing.
The first official electric motorcycle race was organized by the TTXGP at the Isle of Man in 2009, and in just one year it grew from one race to thirteen races around the world, reaching the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Spain with the finals being held in Albacete.
The spectacularity of this event undoubtedly lies in the ability of having attracted the interest of electric motorcycle teams at an international level, with competing teams from the United States, United Kingdom, Italy, China, India, Sweden, Germany, Belgium and Austria
FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) is sanctioning the e-Power championship for electric motorbikes: it will be combined with other FIM races, such as the MotoGP racing in the most important circuits worldwide.