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Strengthening the growth path of talents: this is the mission set by American Racing and the Andifer team, which announced today that they have entered into a partnership precisely with the intention of providing emerging riders with a clear and progressive path to MotoGP.
Indeed, by joining forces, the American team involved in World Moto2 and the José Antonio Díaz-owned team established in JuniorGP aim to create a solid development structure for young riders, starting with participation in the Moto2 European Championship and the European Talent Cup (ETC) in 2025. With the goal of providing American riders and others with a more solid platform to develop their skills and gain international experience in a competitive environment that can best prepare them for the World Championship stage and a future in MotoGP.
The program will initially focus on rider development in the Moto2 and ETC categories, ensuring all the technical and human resources necessary for a fruitful progression from JuniorGP. American Racing's combined technical knowledge in Moto2 and Andifer's experience in ETC will be overseen by experienced Team Manager Ricard Jové, supported by a staff of professionals committed to the project , and two riders, yet to be announced, will be selected for each category.
"I am very pleased with this collaboration. This partnership represents a significant step forward in our initial mission to provide a better platform for American riders to develop their skills and gain the experience needed to compete at the highest level; we are committed to helping our riders reach the MotoGP World Championship with the best possible preparation," commented Eitan Butbul, owner of the American Racing team.
Also enthusiastic was José Antonio Díaz, owner of Team Andifer. "After three years of growth, Andifer is excited to join a prestigious team like American Racing," he said, "This partnership strengthens our team's capabilities and allows us to help riders from the U.S. and beyond take the next step in their careers, with the ultimate goal of reaching MotoGP.
