2015 FIM CEV Moto2 European Championship

Last updated September 08, 2023

2015 FIM CEV Moto2 European Championship
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Support series: FIM CEV Moto3 Junior World Championship

The 2015 FIM CEV Moto2 European Championship was the sixth CEV Moto2 season and the first under the FIM banner. The season was held over 11 races at 7 meetings, began on 26 April at Algarve and finished on 15 November at Valencia.^[1]

Calendar

Round	Date	Circuit	Pole position	Fastest lap	Race winner	Winning constructor	Sources
1	26 April	Algarve	Xavi Vierge	Edgar Pons	Edgar Pons	Kalex	^[2]
1	26 April	Algarve	Xavi Vierge	Edgar Pons	Xavi Vierge	Tech 3	^[3]
2	21 June	Catalunya	Edgar Pons	Edgar Pons	Edgar Pons	Kalex	^[4]
3	5 July	Aragón	Edgar Pons	Edgar Pons	Edgar Pons	Kalex	^[5]
3	5 July	Aragón	Edgar Pons	Steven Odendaal	Edgar Pons	Kalex	^[6]
4	6 September	Albacete	Xavi Vierge	Edgar Pons	Xavi Vierge	Kalex	^[7]
5	4 October	Navarra	Alan Techer	Edgar Pons	Xavi Vierge	Tech 3	^[8]
5	4 October	Navarra	Alan Techer	Xavi Vierge	Edgar Pons	Kalex	^[9]
6	1 November	Jerez	Edgar Pons	Tetsuta Nagashima	Xavi Vierge	Tech 3	^[10]
7	15 November	Valencia	Xavi Vierge	Edgar Pons	Xavi Vierge	Tech 3	^[11]
7	15 November	Valencia	Xavi Vierge	Xavi Vierge	Xavi Vierge	Tech 3	^[12]

Entry list

Team	Bike	No.	Rider	Rounds
Moto2
Interwetten Fritze Tuning Fritze Tuning	FTR	2	Marco Nekvasil	1–4
		13	Anthony West	6
		33	Lukas Tulovic	6–7
MR Griful	MVR	3	Diego Pérez	1–2
		13	Jasper Iwema	1
		74	Andrés González	1–3
		80	Xavier Pinsach	7
Swiss Junior Team Moto2	Suter	7	Iker Lecuona	5, 7
		28	Alexandre Soguel	1–3
		34	Adrien Pittet	1–5, 7
		42	Stéphane Frossard	1–3
		62	Juan Solorza	4
JEG Racing	Suter	8	Thibaut Bertin	All
JEG Racing	Suter	94	Damien Raemy	1–3
Paginas Amarillas HP40 Junior Team	Kalex	10	Luca Marini	All
Paginas Amarillas HP40 Junior Team	Kalex	57	Edgar Pons	All
Vyrus-Racing	Vyrus	11	Fabrizio Perotti	7
Vyrus-Racing	Vyrus	82	Bradley Ray	1–2, 5
Pertamina Team Indonesia	Kalex	12	Adrian Rusmiputro	1
H43 Team Talasur-Blumaq H43 Team Nobby Blumaq-Talasur	H43	15	Thomas Sigvartsen	All
		43	Bartolomé Sánchez	1, 4–5
		46	Marcel Brenner	1–5, 7
	Kalex	47	Marc Buchner	1–3, 6–7
Team Ciatti	Suter	16	Gabriele Ruju	2–7
Team Ciatti	Suter	22	Federico Fuligni	All
Promoracing	Kalex	18	Xavi Cardelús	All
Promoracing	Kalex	51	Eric Granado	All
Astra Honda Team Asia	Kalex	20	Dimas Ekky Pratama	1–2, 4, 6–7
Team Stratos	Ariane	24	Marcos Ramírez	6
		55	Alejandro Medina	1–5, 7
		65	Nikki Coates	All
		71	Maximilian Scheib	1–4
DVRacing	Kalex	32	Max Enderlein	3–7
DVRacing	Inmotec	77	Miquel Pons	1, 3–7
Stef Racing Team	Suter	42	Stéphane Frossard	4–7
AGR Team	Kalex	44	Steven Odendaal	All
Champi Team	FTR	52	Corey Turner	1–3
Champi Team	Suter	52	Corey Turner	4–5, 7
Cofain Racing Team	FTR	56	Thomas Gradinger	All
Teluru TSR	Kalex	72	Tetsuta Nagashima	All
Bullit Cuna de Campeones	MIR Racing	84	Julián Miralles	All
Team Targobank Motorsport	Tech 3	89	Alan Techer	All
Team Targobank Motorsport	Tech 3	97	Xavi Vierge	All
Promoto Sport	TransFIORmers	90	Lucas Mahias	6–7
Petronas AHM Motorsport Petronas AHM Malaysia	Kalex	93	Ramdan Rosli	All
Superstock 600
Autos Arroyo Pastrana Racing Team	Yamaha	4	Juan Cárdenas	6
		24	Marcos Ramírez	1, 4–5, 7
		38	Borja Quero	5
		41	Jorge Arroyo	1
		85	Abián Santana	6–7
		98	Christian Palomares	5, 7
PPRT-Speed Motos Estepona PPRT-Speed Motos Speed Motos-PPRT	Yamaha	7	Juan Ortiz	4, 6
	Yamaha	21	Rafa Román	6
	Honda	39	Daniel Torreño	2, 4, 6
Team Stinius Viking Racing	Yamaha	14	Stinius Ødegård	6–7
GVRacing	Yamaha	25	Juan Solorza	5
Racing Team VST	Yamaha	50	Hugo Abadie	7
Target-Yamaha-FMP-Union	Yamaha	58	Pedro Romero	4
Champi-Middem Racing Team	Yamaha	73	Jacopo Cretaro	7
Pequeno Motos	Yamaha	75	Ivo Lopes	1
Bike e Motor Racing Team	Yamaha	81	Alex Bernardi	7
Alba Racing	Kawasaki	83	Lachlan Epis	4, 6–7
Fricar Team	Yamaha	85	Abián Santana	1–3
Flathaug Racing	Honda	86	Henning Flathaug	6–7

Championship standings

Pos.	Rider	Bike	ALG		CAT	ARA		ALB	NAV		JER	VAL		Pts
Moto2
1	Edgar Pons	Kalex	1	2	1	1	1	2	3	1	3	2	2	237
2	Xavi Vierge	Tech 3	2	1	Ret	3	2	1	1	2	1	1	1	226
3	Alan Techer	Tech 3	6	5	3	7	6	5	2	5	5	5	4	133
4	Steven Odendaal	Kalex	3	Ret	4	2	3	3	Ret	6	10	4	7	119
5	Luca Marini	Kalex	5	4	2	Ret	7	4	4	4	4	Ret	6	115
6	Eric Granado	Kalex	4	3	8	5	5	7	Ret	3	7	6	5	114
7	Tetsuta Nagashima	Kalex	7	6	5	6	8	13	5	7	2	Ret	3	107
8	Alejandro Medina	Ariane	8	7	6	11	9	6	6	9		15	Ret	67
9	Federico Fuligni	Suter	DNS	Ret	9	4	4	8	Ret	DNS	8	28	8	57
10	Thibaut Bertin	Suter	14	19	11	10	10	12	Ret	13	11	8	10	45
11	Adrien Pittet	Suter	15	9	Ret	18	14	Ret	7	10		11	13	33
12	Ramdan Rosli	Kalex	16	22	Ret	9	Ret	9	12	15	13	7	Ret	31
13	Dimas Ekky Pratama	Kalex	11	29	10			Ret			12	9	9	29
14	Miquel Pons	Inmotec	9	30		14	13	10	10	Ret	17	13	14	29
15	Marcos Ramírez	Yamaha	18	17				14	8	11		12	16	26
15	Marcos Ramírez	Ariane									9			26
16	Xavi Cardelús	Kalex	10	Ret	Ret	13	11	16	13	12	DNS	18	Ret	21
17	Gabriele Ruju	Suter			7	8	Ret	28	Ret	DNS	16	14	15	20
18	Iker Lecuona	Suter							9	8		Ret	11	20
19	Marco Nekvasil	FTR	19	11	12	Ret	12	11						18
20	Lucas Mahias	TransFIORmers									Ret	3	Ret	16
21	Maximilian Scheib	Ariane	13	8	14	15	15	17						15
22	Anthony West	FTR									6			10
23	Diego Pérez	MVR	12	10	16									10
24	Thomas Gradinger	FTR	Ret	23	Ret	12	Ret	Ret	Ret	16	14	Ret	12	10
25	Thomas Sigvartsen	H43	24	19	Ret	Ret	18	20	15	19	18	10	21	7
26	Julián Miralles	MIR Racing	27	21	17	19	19	19	11	14	19	16	17	7
27	Nikki Coates	Ariane	21	12	13	17	17	24	16	22	20	21	Ret	7
28	Marcel Brenner	H43	25	13	Ret	23	22	18	Ret	Ret		23	25	3
29	Max Enderlein	Kalex				20	16	Ret	14	18	15	17	Ret	3
30	Stéphane Frossard	Suter	17	14	Ret	22	21	26	22	24	21	19	18	2
31	Juan Solorza	Suter						15	18	17				1
32	Marc Buchner	Kalex	22	26	15	21	20				25	Ret	Ret	1
33	Bartolomé Sánchez	H43	30	15				21	17	20				1
	Corey Turner	FTR	26	24	18	16	Ret							0
	Corey Turner	Suter						23	19	21		20	27	0
	Bradley Ray	Vyrus	20	16	Ret				23	25				0
	Xavier Pinsach	MVR										Ret	19	0
	Alexandre Soguel	Suter	32	27	19	25	25							0
	Andrés González	MVR	28	20	Ret	Ret	23							0
	Damien Raemy	Suter	33	28	Ret	24	24							0
	Fabrizio Perotti	Vyrus										27	Ret	0
	Jasper Iwema	MVR	31	Ret										0
	Lukas Tulovic	FTR									Ret	Ret	DNS	0
	Adrian Rusmiputro	Kalex	Ret	Ret										0
Superstock 600
1	Marcos Ramírez	Yamaha	18	17				14	8	11		12	16	175
2	Abián Santana	Yamaha	34	25	20	26	26				24	22	23	153
3	Lachlan Epis	Kawasaki						25			23	26	26	57
4	Juan Solorza	Yamaha							18	17				40
5	Ivo Lopes	Yamaha	23	18										40
6	Christian Palomares	Yamaha							20	Ret		Ret	22	32
7	Borja Quero	Yamaha							21	23				29
8	Daniel Torreño	Honda			DSQ			27			26			26
9	Henning Flathaug	Honda									22	Ret	Ret	25
10	Alex Bernardi	Yamaha										25	24	24
11	Jacopo Cretaro	Yamaha										Ret	20	20
12	Pedro Romero	Yamaha						22						20
13	Hugo Abadie	Yamaha										24	DSQ	16
14	Jorge Arroyo	Yamaha	29	Ret										16
15	Stinius Ødegård	Yamaha									27	Ret	Ret	11
16	Juan Ortiz	Yamaha						Ret			28			10
17	Juan Cárdenas	Yamaha									29			9
	Rafa Román	Yamaha									Ret			0
Pos.	Rider	Bike	ALG		CAT	ARA		ALB	NAV		JER	VAL		Pts

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole position
Italics – Fastest lap

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[Calendar-1] "FIM CEV Repsol Championship: 2015 calendar" (PDF). CEV Repsol. Dorna Sports. 8 January 2015. Retrieved 22 March 2015.

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