Gresini Racing will have a brand-new look in Moto2 next season. During the San Marino GP at Misano, the team has confirmed its rider line-up for the 2022 season, namely Alessandro Zaccone, already a frontrunner in the CEV Moto2 class in the past and this year&rsquo;s MotoE leader, and young Czech rider Filip Salac, who makes the move from Moto3.  2022 will also see a change in management, in that the Moto2 project will be steered by Luca Gresini, Fausto&rsquo;s son, in the role of team manager.  The riders&rsquo; comments   Zaccone believes this to be the right opportunity for him: &quot;I&rsquo;m really happy to be back with Gresini Racing, particularly in Moto2. I&rsquo;ve been working towards this for many years and finally here&rsquo;s the opportunity I was looking for. I&rsquo;m sure we&rsquo;ll have the best material and I think racing with an Italian team of this level is the way to begin in the category. I&rsquo;m certain we won&rsquo;t waste this great opportunity&rdquo;.  Sala? is also pleased and can&rsquo;t wait to debut in this new category: &quot;I&rsquo;m really happy to come to Gresini Racing, a team that I consider among the best in the paddock and that has huge experience in this category. I honestly can&rsquo;t wait for 2022 to start and to move up to this class. It means so much to me, with MotoGP moving another step closer. I&rsquo;ll do my very best to prove myself&quot;.  Translated by Heather Watson  Morbidelli: &ldquo;They didn&#39;t owe me anything, but I deserved the factory Yamaha&rdquo; 

<p>The Italian team confirms its line-up for next season&rsquo;s intermediate championship class, with Luca Gresini becoming the category&rsquo;s team manager</p> 

Moto2: Zaccone and Salac to compete for team Gresini in 2022

Yesterday brought the news that Team Snipers had split with Czech rider Filip Salac but now, in a social media post, the Moto3 rider confirms he&rsquo;s already found a new ride. Where? With his former team, PrustelGP, with whom he competed during his debut season in 2019.  The social media post   &ldquo;Back in blue! - wrote Salac as he made the announcement with an Instagram post - Thanks to Snipers team for all the results and fun we had together! You will be always my family from GP in Austria i will be back with PrustelGP and I&rsquo;m so happy for it! I will have same crew like when I was racing in 2019 so it will be not many things new for me. I was thinking about it a lot and I think that this is a good step and new motivation which I need a lot after last disappointing races. I will do my best to be as high as possible for Jason&rdquo;.  Salac will take the place of the unfortunate Jason Dupasquier, the Swiss rider who died following an accident during qualifying at the Mugello GP.     &nbsp;   &nbsp;  &nbsp;    &nbsp;     Visualizza questo post su Instagram   &nbsp;    &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;    &nbsp;  &nbsp;    &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;     &nbsp;  &nbsp;   Un post condiviso da Filip Salac  (@filipsalac12)     Translated by Heather Watson  MotoGP, Zeelenberg: &ldquo;Morbidelli has had surgery, sad he&#39;s not here&rdquo; 

<p>Having recently split with team Snipers, the Czech rider returns to team Prustel, with whom he competed in 2019, taking the place of the late Jason Dupasquier, who died following an accident at Mugello</p> 

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