P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Jose Antonio Rueda was a spectator at this week’s Jerez test – date set for ‘expected’ Moto2 debut.
Jose Antonio Rueda was unable to ride during Red Bull KTM Ajo’s final track action due to recovering from injuries sustained at Sepang. The Moto3 champion attended the private Jerez Moto2 test to get acquainted with the Kalex machine for next season. Despite not being able to ride, Rueda worked on ride height, riding position, and aerodynamic details. He is expected to make his Moto2 debut in February 2026 at the Portimao test. Rueda expressed eagerness to return to riding but highlighted the importance of patience in his recovery. Team manager Niklas Ajo expressed confidence in Rueda’s recovery and adaptation to the team. Colin Veijer concluded his 2025 activities with a positive Jerez test performance, setting the stage for a focused and stronger 2026 season in Moto2.
