The official announcement that Pramac will become Yamaha’s new satellite MotoGP team from 2025 not only included confirmation that Pramac will have ‘factory bikes’ but also revealed a ‘future Moto2 pro𓃲ject’.

Yamaha currently has a presence in Moto2 vܫia its backing of the VR46 🌠Mastercamp team.

“These are busy times for Yamaha, both on track and behind the scenes,” said Lin Jarvis,Managing Director of Yamaha Motor Racing. “I have made it no secret that they are putti💝ng all their effort into bike 🍸development.

“We now enter the next phase – one that we have be♈en looking forward to for a long time: the arrival of a seco💦nd Yamaha team.

“The new partnership with Prima Pramac Racing will take a different 𒁃form than🦩 we have used in the past.

“Rather than a satellite team, with this new agreemen🌳t Yamaha have put their trust in Pramac Racing, and we will be providing them with Factory bikes of the same specification used by the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team.

“The targets are to accel🌞erate bike development, which remains YMC and YMR's key priority in our quest to return to winning ways, as well as having four competitive riders in the MotoGP championship in two top-class teams.

“In addition to the MotoGP programme, our collaboration includes a future Moto2 project to provide a platform to groom future MotoGP riders. It is too early to give details about this programme right now as this will be developed in the mo🐷nths ahead.

“I would like to extend my personal appreciation and thanks to Paolo Campꩲinoti, CEO of Pramac, and Gino Borsoi, Team Manager of Prima Pramac Racing, for their faith and trust in Yamaha.

“🅰We have the greatest respect for their team, and we assure them of our full commitment to make this new partnership highly successful for many years to come.”

Yamaha has been without a satellite MotoGP team since RNF swiꦦtched to Ap♏rilia in 2022.