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Raul Fernández will be at Tech3 in 2022, according to the German press

Raul Fernández will be at Tech3 in 2022, according to the German press
Alaa Alabidi
August 2, 2021

Tech 3 : The final decision on Remy Gardner’s future partner will be disclosed during the MotoGP race in Austria, according to Hervé Poncharal.

Raúl Fernández

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However, the German press reports that Raúl Fernández is now the favourite.

According to speedweek.com, the former Moto3 world champion Fernández will return to MotoGP in 2022. This move is to reissue the duo highlighted in Moto2 this year at the helm of Red Bull KTM Ajo. The duo are Remy Gardner, the championship leader in the middle class, and Raúl Fernández, the current runner-up.

Aki Ajo told the German website last June that ‘If you hand over one Moto2 rider a year to MotoGP, that’s enough’.

Iker Lecuona and Danilo Petrucci’s futures remains uncertain if the romour is confirmed. Certain roles for MotoGP 2022 at Petronas, Yamaha, and Aramco Racing Team VR46 are still to be determined.

Poncharal stated that the team would be closer to determining who would guarantee a spot in the French structure after the round in Assen. Pit Beirer has also discussed Danilo Petrucci’s potential future as a test driver.

Source: https://pt.motorcyclesports.net

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MotoGP
August 2, 2021
Alaa Alabidi

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Related ItemsAramco Racing Team VR46AssenHervé Poncharalmoto2moto3motogpMotoGP2022newspetronasRaúl Fernándezred bull ktm ajoRemy GardnerTech3yamaha

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