It certainly did not escape Andrea Dovizioso that the MotoGP transfer market had regained strength. This since, at Yamaha, major maneuvers were launched to replace Maverick Viñales who will leave the scene at the end of this year. Rumor assures that the Spaniard is in close contact with Aprilia for an RS-GP which is being tested by the same Dovizioso with a view to a possible position which would bring him back to Grand Prix. A return that could also be made with Yamaha…
Yamaha doesn't have many options for preparing afterwards Casa Particular in Viñales, which means that the brand does not have more to organize the rest of Valentino Rossi... Two positions out of the four possible are to be filled for 2022. The Japanese manufacturer has cast its net on Moto2 to try to take a Raul fernandez which turned out to be too big a fish already hooked by KTM. So he put his lines in the water of WSBK to Razgatlioglu et gerloff. The Turk did not take a bait around which the American always revolves.
More Yamaha must think about all the options and among them there are Andrea Dovizioso enjoying his sabbatical year with, always, the expressed desire to join a solid project in MotoGP to return to racing. A state of mind that can only attract the attention of Lin Jarvis. On Sunday, he was on the cross field of the Italian MXGP Grand Prix where he encountered Dovizioso. A meeting which did not escape the fine sleuths of GP One.
Andrea Dovizioso: “it’s still early to talk, it’s early”
The Italians went to intelligence. Dovizioso said: “iIt's still early to talk, it's early ". The situation is therefore taken into account, but the time to talk about it has not yet come. What does it say Lynn Jarvis ? " It's been a while since I've seen Andrea. We greeted each other, it made me very happy. We usually found ourselves in the paddock, whereas here we are on the mud ».
We will therefore not know more, even if the President of the FIM Jorge Viegas, also on site, said that the return of the three-time world vice-champion would make him very happy.
