MotoGP’s US rider drought finally has a chance of ending

MotoGP's US rider drought finally has a chance of ending

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It didn’t initially look like American team Trackhouse’s arrival in MotoGP was going to lead to a US rider getting on the grid. But suddenly that seems a realistic prospect for 2025

The American team Trackhouse in MotoGP is focused on developing home talent through natural progression rather than premature promotions. Team boss Justin Marks aims to see an American rider winning a MotoGP race, but acknowledges the current lack of US stars in the pipeline. Joe Roberts, a Californian native, has recently shown promise in Moto2, securing consecutive podiums at Portimao and Austin. With Trackhouse’s interest in tapping into American roots, Roberts’ renewed performance could put him in contention for a MotoGP seat. The team plans to invest in the American talent pool to nurture riders who can reach MotoGP on merit. Roberts, previously overlooked for a premier class promotion, now has a chance to impress and potentially secure a spot on Trackhouse’s 2025 line-up amid a competitive rider market.

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