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AB Motoracing


FieldValue
Short_nameCZE AB Motoracing
Last_season2015
Long_nameAB Motoracing
BaseBrno,
Czech Republic Czech Republic
PrincipalKarel Abraham Sr.
Riders17. CZE Karel Abraham
MotorcycleHonda RC213V-RSTyres=Bridgestone
Riders_champ-

Czech Republic Czech Republic

AB Motoracing, the trading name of Abraham Motor Racing s.r.o., was a motorcycle racing team from Czech Republic that competed in the MotoGP, Moto2, 250cc and 125cc World Championships.

History

The team started racing in running Aprilia motorcycles in the 125cc class with Karel Abraham and in the 250cc class with Jakub Smrž. From to , the team ran only one Aprilia with Abraham in 250cc. In , Cardion AB Motoracing competed in the new Moto2 class, using RSV and FTR chassis. Abraham took his and his team's first victory in Valencia.

The team stepped up to MotoGP in , having signed a contract with Ducati, which was later extended through . For 2013 the team switched to an ART-Aprilia CRT bike.

The team was headed by Karel Abraham Sr., the owner of the Masaryk Circuit – which hosts the Czech Republic Grand Prix – and his son Karel Abraham was the only rider for the team, the first Czech team with a Czech rider in MotoGP.

Results

Riders results

YearClassBikeRidersRacesWinsPodiumsPolesF. lapsPointsPos.
125ccApriliaCZE Karel Abraham160000824th
250ccApriliaCZE Jakub Smrž1600005812th
250ccApriliaCZE Karel Abraham1700003116th
250ccApriliaCZE Karel Abraham1500004016th
250ccApriliaCZE Karel Abraham1600007414th
Moto2RSVCZE Karel Abraham200009610th
FTR121201
MotoGPDucatiCZE Karel Abraham1600006414th
MotoGPDucatiCZE Karel Abraham1600005914th
ITA Franco Battaini100000NC
MotoGPARTCZE Karel Abraham90000523rd
ITA Luca Scassa500000NC
MotoGPHondaCZE Karel Abraham1800003317th
MotoGPHondaCZE Karel Abraham1000000NC
JPN Hiroshi Aoyama1 (4)00000 (5)25th
ESP Toni Elías1 (6)00000 (2)27th
JPN Kousuke Akiyoshi100000NC
AUS Anthony West300000NC

Team results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)

YearBikeTyresRiders123456789101112131415161718PointsPos.649th599th513th3311th0NC
Ducati DesmosediciQATESPPORFRACATGBRNEDITAGERUSACZEINDRSMARAJPNAUSMALVAL
CZE Karel Abraham137Ret10107Ret121211RetRet12RetDNS10C8
Ducati DesmosediciQATESPPORFRACATGBRNEDGERITAUSAINDCZERSMARAJPNMALAUSVAL
CZE Karel AbrahamRet17RetRet12WDDNS1089Ret9111097
ITA Franco Battaini16
ART GP13QATAMEESPFRAITACATNEDGERUSAINDCZEGBRRSMARAMALAUSJPNVAL
CZE Karel AbrahamRetDNSDNS1515Ret151814DNS19Ret
ITA Luca Scassa171716Ret18
Honda RCV1000RQATAMEARGESPFRAITACATNEDGERINDCZEGBRRSMARAJPNAUSMALVAL
CZE Karel Abraham131413Ret1512Ret141311141311RetRetRetRet17
Honda RC213V-RSQATAMEARGESPFRAITACATNEDGERINDCZEGBRRSMARAJPNAUSMALVAL
CZE Karel AbrahamRetRet21RetRet17DNS211921Ret
JPN Hiroshi AoyamaRet
ESP Toni Elías22
JPN Kousuke Akiyoshi19
AUS Anthony West232022

Notes

References

References

  1. "MotoGP.com - Cardion AB Motoracing information".
  2. "AB MOTO RACING - Trademark, owner ABRAHAM MOTOR RACING s.r.o.". Kurzy.cz.
  3. (24 June 2011). "2012 Ducati deal confirmed for Abraham". [[Dorna Sports]].
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