With Dani Pedrosa out of Honda, a replacement could already be lined up at the MotoGP squad
After it was announced that Dani Pedrosa will leave Repsol Honda at the end of 2018, it has been reported that Jorge Lorenzo could replace the 32-year-old.
According to Autosport, Lorenzo signed a two-year deal with Honda as Pedrosa’s replacement, but it has not yet been officially announced by Honda or the rider.
Current Ducati rider Lorenzo’s future is in doubt at the Italian team, with Mat Oxley writing earlier today that Yamaha could offer him a seat at a satellite team along with rumours swirling that Pedrosa would be replaced by compatriot Lorenzo.
Confirmed: Lorenzo joins Honda for 2019 MotoGP
Marc Márquez scored his fifth victory from the last seven races to take the MotoGP championship lead, almost doubling Jorge Martin’s score in the same period and tripling Marco Bezzecchi’s
Moto2 and Moto3 will remain a part of the main paddock, based in open garages, so fans with paddock access can watch teams at work
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Nine races to go in what’s looking like a three-way title fight between Marc Márquez and Aprilia team-mates Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi. Márquez’s injuries mean he will be able to attack at some tracks but will be forced onto the defensive at others, so which is which?
