Moto3, Tatsuki Suzuki announces his new chapter in life after retirement

A few months after officially announcing his retirement from racing, the Chiba-born rider is turning over a new leaf and tackling the second chapter of his life. The former Moto3 winner has taken a position with the Italian suspension company Andreani, which has been working closely with Ohlins on both consumer and competition suspension since 2005 .

The company was originally founded in 1987 by Giusseppe Andreani under the name WP Italia (the name was changed to Andreani in 2005), working with the Dutch suspension company that is now part of Pierer Mobility Group and is Ohlins' only competitor in MotoGP, supplying the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing and Tech3 KTM teams.
 

With a strong presence in Moto3, where all Honda teams fit Ohlins, Suzuki's choice therefore makes sense, having himself worked with this Honda-Ohlins combination with which Suzuki has achieved several career successes, including four podiums, two wins, and four poles in 2019-2020, three podiums in 2022, and victory in 2023, again with Ohlins suspension.

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