The Murcian Fermin Aldeguerone of the great stars of the Moto2 category, already has plan A to move up to MotoGP in 2025. According to the specialized website motorsport.com, the young 18-year-old rider will tie his future to the general director of Ducati Corse, Gigi Dall’Igna, on a trip to Bologna a month ago.
In 2023 Aldeguer It has been the target of desire by several MotoGP teams for an imminent jump to 2024 following Marc Márquez’s move from Repsol Honda to Gresini Racing. VR46 were the highest bidders for it when Luca Marini informed them of his intention to switch directions to Repsol Honda. However, Luca Boscoscuro, the owner of the Speed Up team, has asked for compensation to release him as written in his contract and neither the rider nor the Tavullia team can deal with it, meaning he will remain in Moto2 for another year. .
But by 2025 the rider is already a free agent and so his manager Héctor Faubel negotiated with Ducati Corse – he will have a factory contract – and get him on what is currently the best bike on the grid and in the team where they debuted in the queen category the two-time world champion Pecco Bagnaia or the current runner-up Jorge Martín, among others.
In principle, it seems that Aldeguer will take over Jorge Martin who after four years at Prima Pramac is now aiming for the official Ducati team or a change of scenery, as warned by the rider of San Sebastián de los Reyes.
“My only comment is 2024, that’s my goal, focused on trying to become team champions again and we will talk about the future later,” he commented on the matter. Mr. Borsoi, the manager of the Prima Pramac team in Bahrain at the team’s presentation and had a mysterious smile on his lips when he heard the question from the official MotoGP website.
In the absence of official confirmation, the curtain on the 2024 ‘mercato’ has been raised with 19 of the 22 drivers on the grid ending their contracts.
Source: La Verdad
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