MotoGP: Two Seats Still Open For 2021

MotoGP: Two Seats Still Open For 2021

© 2020, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. By David Swarts.

With today’s announcement from Ducati regarding Francesco Bagnaia, Jorge Martin, and Johann Zarco, the 2021 MotoGP field is shaping up but is not quite complete yet.

As of today, there still appears to be two empty seats available, considering Moto2 Championship contender Enea Bastianini told reporters at Misano that he had signed with Ducati for 2021 and then Avinitia Esponsorama Team Manager Ruben Xaus said he was 99% sure the young Italian would be riding with his team.

That leaves one empty seat at Aprilia, considering Andrea Iannone’s doping suspension will carry well into the 2021 season, and one empty seat at LCR Honda.

This also leaves the futures of current MotoGP riders Cal Crutchlow, Andrea Dovizioso, Takaaki Nakagami, and Bradley Smith up in the air.

 

 

 

The current 2021 MotoGP team and rider lineup:

Aprilia:

Aprilia Gresini Racing:

Aleix Espargaro

To Be Announced

 

Ducati:

Ducati Corse Factory Team:

Francesco “Pecco” Bagnaia

Jack Miller

 

Avintia Esponsorama:

Enea Bastianini (To Be Confirmed)

Tito Rabat

 

Pramac Racing:

Jorge Martin

Johann Zarco

 

Honda:

Repsol Honda:

Pol Espargaro

Marc Marquez

 

LCR Honda:

Alex Marquez

To Be Announced

 

KTM:

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing:

Brad Binder

Miguel Oliveira

 

Red Bull KTM Tech3:

Iker Lecuona

Danilo Petrucci

 

Suzuki:

Team Suzuki ECSTAR:

Joan Mir

Alex Rins

 

Yamaha:

Monster Energy Yamaha:

Fabio Quartararo

Maverick Vinales

 

PETRONAS Yamaha Sepang Racing Team (SRT):

Franco Morbidelli

Valentino Rossi

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