MotoGp, a return to Hungary is possible
Superbike and MotoGp in Hungary
Work is underway to bring WorldSBK back to Hungary. The collaboration between Dorna WSBK Organization and the Hungarian Mobility Development Agency (HUMDA) is exploring the possibility of stopping already in 2024 at Balaton Park with the world's most important championship reserved for production-derived motorcycles.
Dorna and HUMDA are working together on the’homologation of the new Balaton Park Circuit, as well as the historic Hungaroring, with the’goal of bringing MotoGP and WorldSBK back to Hungary soon.
The’goal of an updated agreement between Dorna and HUMDA first is to include Balaton Park in the 2024 WorldSBK calendar and as a reserve venue for MotoGP in the next season, and then to review the Hungaroring in MotoGP from 2025.
Meanwhile, a few days before the India GP weekend, there s news in the rider market ahead of the 2024 season. Yamaha rider Franco Morbidelli, in fact, has signed a one-year contract with Ducati Pramac. The Italo-Brazilian will take the place of Johann Zarco, who will move to the Honda LCR team.
"Franco Morbidelli has signed an agreement with Ducati that will see the Roman rider in the Prima Pramac Racing team for 2024 alongside Jorge Martin, both riding the Desmosedici GP24s. MotoGP World Vice-Champion in 2020, Moto2 World Champion in 2017 and European Superstock 600 Champion in 2013, Franco Morbidelli will bring backà the Italian flag in the box of the Pramac team three seasons after Pecco Bagnaia" this is the note issued by the team.
"I am very happy that Franco will join our family for 2024: I have a very good relationship with him, he has proven to be a champion on many occasions. I am sure that in our team he will findà the right conditions to return to fight for the positions he deserves"these are the words of team principal Paolo Campinoti.
"It is an honor to have the opportunity to work with a champion like Franco. I have great confidence in him and his talent. I am sure that in our team he will fit in very well and that together we will be able to achieve great results" this, instead, the opinion of team manager Gino Borsoi.
