MotoGP bombshell news. Fabio Quartararo shook the market with the decision to stay linked with Yamaha for two more years. The Frenchman’s contract ends in 2024 and is one of the big names on the market. However, the 2021 world champion has opted to continue with Iwata’s team until 2026 and fight for the title together again, something that has been a long way off for months.
Yamaha’s bad situation has left many doubts about Quartararo’s future with the Japanese, but with this new agreement he will continue in the colors of the Japanese team until before the big change of regulations in 2027. With the brand of tuning forksFabio wins 2021 title, 2022 runner-up, eight titles and 21 podiums. The new contract will end at 27 years of age.
The news can be considered surprising due to the fact that Quartararo himself admitted that he is talking to all available teams. In fact, the option to join Aprilia was heard out loud after a solid offer from the Italians.
“I am super happy to announce that I’m going to continue my adventure in blue! ELast winter Yamaha showed me that it has a new strategy and a new aggressive mentality. I am very confident: we will be together again at the front,” the French explained in the Japanese statement.
Certainly since that title in 2021 Yamaha has fallen to the point where in 2024 they have been given concessions to try to get back into the fight for victories and championships. To find Quartararo’s last victory you have to go back to the 2022 German GP.
“Keeping Fabio in the factory team is important for Yamaha’s MotoGP project. Fabio is an exceptional talent, a great worker, a great team player, and has many competitive years ahead of him. “Yamaha Motor Company, Yamaha Motor Racing and the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team are leaving no stone unturned to ensure a bright future for Fabio, who is taking a ‘more aggressive approach’ to bike development,” he explained . Lin Jarvisleader of the Japanese people.
“We have already made significant changes to our organization, including a new internal management system, hiring top industry experts, new external technical partnerships, an increased development budget, and a intensified testing program. All of these changes are designed to speed up the process of getting back on the path to success.”.
Source: La Verdad
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