Jorge Viegas has stated that, although nothing is official, the news is already spreading that Valentino Rossi’s team will have the YZR-M1 in the 2023 MotoGP season
Just re-elected President of the FIM (International Motorcycle Federation) for another four years, Jorge Viegas came forward and stated that the VR46 will change to Ducati for the Yamaha in season 2023 from MotoGP🇧🇷 The representative acknowledged that this is not official information, but speculated that he is “spreading the news”.
Next season, the brand with the three tuning forks will only have two bikes on the grid, having lost the satellite team with the move from RNF to Aprilia. So, the only one YZR-M1 of the grid will be those of Fabio Quartararo And Franco Morbidelli🇧🇷
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For a long time, however, there has been speculation about a change in the VR46 to the Yamahamainly because of the connection of Valenti Rossi with the team. OR #46 won four of seven titles in the premier class of the Motorcycle World Championship with the brand.
Yamaha Director, Lin Jarvis he does not hide his interest in having four bikes on the grid again 2024but he believes it is too early to work out the details.
“It’s too early to talk about details,” Jarvis said. “Yamaha would like to have a satellite team in MotoGP as soon as possible. I confirm it. We want to have four bikes on the grid again soon,” he added.
During the FIM General Assembly a Riminito ItalyViegas has anticipated and declared that the VR46 will change the Ducati from the sign of the tuning fork in 2024.
“I don’t particularly like this situation, but I think it will only happen in 2023,” Viegas said in an interview with RAI. “In 2024, Valentino’s team will switch from Ducati to Yamaha. This is just an idea for now, nothing has been confirmed, but I’m spreading the word,” he continued.
“In two years we will have six Ducatis and four Yamahas,” he warned.
In 2022, Luke Marino drove the latest version of DesmosediciWhile Marco Bezzecchi He had last year’s bike. For 2022, however, things change and both riders will have this year’s bike, meaning the #10 follows with the same prototype, while the ‘Rookie of the year‘ takes it one step further in terms of equipment.
Yamaha, on the other hand, is not used to giving customer teams the same treatment reserved for Ducati, but has made an exception for RNF in the last two years: first with Valentino Rossi and then with Andrea Dovizioso🇧🇷Cal Crutchlow🇧🇷 Franco Morbidellieven after second place in 2020, his bike fell behind in the satellite team.
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