Clearly, the places available in the new SIC MotoGP team, powered by Yamaha and financed by Petronas, arouse many desires…
In terms of drivers, nothing has yet been made official but it seems certain that Franco Morbidelli will be there. At his side should have been Dani Pedrosa but the latter does not seem to have obtained all the guarantees it wanted, particularly on a technical level.
A new press conference will therefore take place at the Sachsenring to definitively formalize the future of the Spanish driver but the simple fact that negotiations are currently underway regarding this seat suggests that the man from Sabadell is heading towards a well-deserved retirement on the banks of Lake Geneva…
In the starting blocks to replace him, there is a Alvaro Bautista who does not deserve but does not represent the future, as well as two young people with long teeth, fabio quartararo (See here) and Lorenzo Baldassarri.
Added today is a Scott Redding soon on foot who, on social networks, openly declares that he does not want a salary but simply a competitive motorcycle.
Scott Redding : » Retweet if you think I should have this second SIC Racing team bike next year. I don’t want money, just a competitive bike.”
