Lin Jarvis via an interview in Italy recently tried to give a statement regarding one of his important tasks this year before he finally steps down at the end of the 2024 season, namely ensuring that Yamaha returns to a satellite team in the 2025 season, although as of today he is still reluctant to name names. the satellite team. .
“From next year there will be two more Yamaha M1s on the grid, and satellite teams will take care of them. “I can’t reveal the name of the team, but I’m sure: the goal of having four Yamaha riders will be achieved,” said Lin Jarvis. If you look at the statement expressed by Lin, it is estimated that an agreement or at least a verbal agreement between the satellite team in question and Yamaha Racing has allegedly occurred. We just have to wait for the most important news regarding who Lin’s team is.
In general, for the past months, the name VR46 Racing Team has been the main candidate, but in the last few months, the name Pramac Racing has been widely rumored to be Yamaha’s other choice. However, these two teams don’t seem to want to part with the manufacturer providing the package
the best motorbike at the moment – Ducati.
Uccio Saluci representing the VR46 Racing Team last said “We are a working group that benefits from a fantastic relationship with Ducati. I can say this: we are close to renewing the contract.”
And finally the Pramac Racing team manager – Gino Borsoi – tried to quell the rumors and issues that were growing very wildly, regarding their team’s relationship with Yamaha “Pramac Racing changing to Yamaha? …Who spreads such rumors? Speaking and writing are one thing, the facts are different. Explain to me what the point is for us [Pramac] to change manufacturers.
“We have the official Ducati package. The relationship built with Ducati is about more than just economic interests. This is a genuine and constructive collaboration. That’s why I reject certain rumors.”
Wow, how come, both of them (Pramac and VR46) refused to move to Yamaha. For now, ‘shut up, bae’, that’s just Gresini Racing. In general, currently Gresini Racing is reportedly in talks with Ducati to acquire a factory GP25 motorbike next year with the aim of attracting Marc Marquez to stay with them.
