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Fabio Quartararo could “go to a project that is already ready” if Yamaha “doesn’t work out”
Fabio Quartararo, currently the best-paid rider on the MotoGP grid, has openly discussed his future with Yamaha, emphasizing his belief in the team’s project despite having a backup plan in case things don’t work out.
His contract with Yamaha, worth €12 million per season, is set to run until the end of 2026, and recent improvements within the team have provided a sense of hope for Quartararo.
Yamaha’s enhancements, including the acquisition of the Pramac team, have positioned them as contenders once again in the MotoGP circuit, enabling Quartararo to showcase his talent with three consecutive pole positions.
Although challenges remain, such as competing against Ducatis on straightaways, Quartararo’s confidence in the Yamaha project remains steadfast.
While facing setbacks, such as his ride height device failure leading to retirement from a recent race, Quartararo continues to find reasons to trust in Yamaha’s potential for success.
His collaboration with the Yamaha team, though sometimes seen as slow by Quartararo, has shown signs of progress, with a more agile approach to implementing changes and improvements on their bikes, which further bolster his confidence in the project.
