        Our prediction regarding Dennis Foggia and a possible move to Moto2 with Italtrans is looking increasingly likely as the days go by, the rumour being repeated by various sources. Great, because the news that the Italian rider &ndash; currently competing in Honda Leopard colours in Moto3 &ndash; will move up a class in 2023 is sure to get the fans dreaming, and one in particular, or rather Fabio Foggia, the number 7 rider&rsquo;s father. Fabio Foggia re Dennis: "Moto2, the right category for him"  Ever present alongside his son, Fabio Foggia is a father who pays to attention to every detail of Dennis&rsquo; career: &ldquo;I&rsquo;m pleased to say that, following excellent results in Moto3, he&rsquo;s received various offers to race in the intermediate class. And I&rsquo;m not just talking about Italtrans, with which there is mutual interest. Many teams have approached him&rdquo;. So the number 7 rider is hot property: &ldquo;Yes, because I think his talent will explode in Moto2, whether for the characteristics the category requires or his riding ability. I think we&rsquo;ll see a Dennis who can entertain us, in a class that can suit his style". Dennis Foggia, continuous training  Holidays? Not really, because being a professional racer means continuous exercise, whether that be in or out of the saddle. For Dennis, the track is always beckoning: "He also trains with a Yamaha R1&rdquo;, reveals Fabio, &ldquo;and he enjoys it. During the break, my son will be working as hard as ever&rdquo;. When will we know if the deal is done? We need to wait but not for long: &ldquo;I can&rsquo;t say more for now&rdquo;, continues Dennis&rsquo; dad, &ldquo;only that the negotiations are at a good point. I think my son&rsquo;s future will be confirmed before Silverstone. This is the goal, just as he intends to do very well in the seasons to come&rdquo;. Translated by Heather Watson MotoGP: are Oliveira and Fernandez right for Team RNF Aprilia?       

Fabio explains how his son could come into his own in the intermediate class: "He&rsquo;ll entertain us with his riding characteristics and ability. As well as Italtrans, other teams have approached us too. We&rsquo;ll know what the future holds before Silverstone&rdquo;

Foggia Sr.: “Dennis’ talent will explode in Moto2”

The dark period is behind him, or at least this is what Lorenzo Dalla Porta hopes after having struggled with shoulder problems that have hindered his performance since 2021.  Dalla Porta on the up   And now, after some very difficult months in which he has undergone treatments and surgeries, the Italian can now breathe easy again after scoring some good results in the latest Moto2 races. The Italtrans rider has scored points in three of the last four races and finished eleventh at the last Barcelona round, evidence of the positive period Lorenzo is now enjoying.  Progress that has been possible thanks to a real improvement in his physical condition, something that Dalla Porta himself details in an Instagram post.  Lorenzo: &ldquo;I was scared&rdquo;   &ldquo;Here&rsquo;s the progress I&rsquo;ve made in recent months&rdquo;, writes the 2019 Moto3 champion alongside a photo showing his shoulder, operated on in 2021. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m working really hard and trying to speed things up, but it&rsquo;s not been easy. In February, I had serious tendon inflammation that was causing me a lot of pain.&rdquo;  There have definitely been some tough times: &ldquo;I was scared I wouldn&rsquo;t be able to get back to an acceptable physical level&rdquo;, continues Dalla Porta. &ldquo;The months went by and I saw little improvement&rdquo;. But now the Italian has seen light at the end of the tunnel: &ldquo;Now things are starting to work as they should have done months ago. I&rsquo;ll be back in shape soon and I know that now&quot;, concludes #19.     &nbsp;   &nbsp;  &nbsp;    &nbsp;     Visualizza questo post su Instagram   Un post condiviso da Lorenzo Dalla Porta (@lorenzodallaporta48)      Towards Germany   The aim now is to confirm the positive trend at the Sachsenring, the next track on the calendar (19 June) and one that brings back good memories for Dalla Porta. It was in Germany, in 2019, that he scored the first of four wins that set him on the path to world title victory.  Translated by Heather Watson  Moto2, Aron Canet involved in an accident: details as to his condition 

It looks as if there&rsquo;s light at the end of the tunnel for the Tuscan rider. Lorenzo talks about his health on Instagram &nbsp;

Moto2, Dalla Porta: &ldquo;Here&rsquo;s the progress re my injured shoulder&rdquo;

One of the big surprises of the 2020 Moto2 season was Joe Roberts, the American rider competing with the American Racing Team. His year far exceeded expectations, with numerous podiums and pole positions. A performance that attrached the attention of team Italtrans, this year&rsquo;s title winners with Enea Bastianini, who have snapped up the American for 2021.  Beaubier returns to Europe: will he be champion like Hayden and Kocinski?  &quot;I thought I could win at Le Mans&quot;  One of the hardest episodes for the rider to digest was the problem at Le Mans. Despite scoring pole, a team error meant he missed out on the win: &quot;When I got to Le Mans I immediately realised I was competitive and after finishing practice in first place, I also set pole. I was really motivated for the race and thought I could win. It was a pity because the mechanics were unable to make the changes in time, forcing me to start from the back. These mistakes shouldn&rsquo;t happen, but they do, just like crashes, which are rider errors&quot;.  Joe then spoke about next season, during which he expects to make another step forward: &quot;When I started negotiating with Italtrans I was surprised, because it&rsquo;s a top team and usually works with Italian riders while now they have an English speaker. I liked the atmosphere right away, from the first time I spoke with Giovanni Sandi and the other team members, so much so that I wish the first race were next week and not in a few months&quot;.  &quot;Beaubier can also score great results&quot;   He also refers to other American talents arriving on the world stage: &quot;Thanks to me and Gerloff, who&rsquo;s doing so well in Superbike, I think US interest in the world championships is growing. The arrival of Cameron Beaubier, who moves to my old team, will further boost this and I&rsquo;m sure he can achieve great results. His presence will give me extra motivation, but my goal is always to fight for the win&rdquo;.  Translated by Heather Watson  Moto2, Baldassarri: a return to Forward Racing after a tough 2020 

In an interview published on the MotoAmerica site, the American rider talks about the 2020 season and what he expects from 2021, as a rider with team Italtrans

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Foggia Sr.: “Dennis’ talent will explode in Moto2”

Moto2, Dalla Porta: “Here’s the progress re my injured shoulder”

Moto2, Joe Roberts: “I've boosted US interest in the world championship”