Tito Rabat will debut with Pramac at the 2023 World Cup

The Barcelonan Titus RabatThe 33-year-old Moto2 world champion in 2014 will be a rider in the MotoE 2023 electric motorcycle world championship for the Italian Octo Pramac team, as announced on his social media.

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Titus Rabat He was a rider on the MotoGP grid between 2016 and 2020, saying goodbye to Esponsorama Racing, although in 2021 he covered Jorge Martín’s loss due to injury in the Pramac Racing line-up at Jerez and Le Mans. An opportunity he combined in his SBK World Championship career with the Barni Racing Team ended early. In 2022, he also briefly participated in this championship with the Puccetti Racing team, replacing the injured Lucas Mahias, but usually he played ESBK (Spanish Superbike Championship) with Team Laglisse, a crown he won.

Now it goes to the renamed FIM Enel MotoE World Championship led by Italian Paolo Campinotti, owner of the Pramac team, and the Italian factory Ducati, which will debut as the official supplier of electric motorcycles.

Rabat will be one of the Spanish riders on the grid with two-time champion Jordi Torres, who will return to the Openbank Aspar Team, Miquel Pons (LCR E-Team), Héctor Garzó (Dynavolt Intact GP), among those confirmed already.

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