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Looks like De Carli Racing is going to be on Fly Racing gear. The Coenens bros shared a photo in Instagram histories wearing Fly gear and Sidi boots.

Fro was killing it, I didn't want to cut him off. He was only on the show for about an hour and a half.

Febvre, maybe. Jonass, that is quite a stretch. Maybe combined they'll make it. From what I understood from some people in the paddock, a rider of the caliber like Jonass makes 250-350k a year (base salary, not personal sponsors). A rider like Febvre 700k+. Don't pin me down on this, though 🤣 Or do you mean Seewer at the moment? Then you could be right, I remember Lewis sharing that he was the biggest free agent last year

Kay de Wolf is flying to California in a couple of weeks and he will spin laps on SX tracks.

Fastest laps of the races MXGP 1.59.751 = Jorge Prado Garcia 1.59.943 = Tim Gajser 2.01.145 = Hunter Lawrence 2.01.400 = Jeffrey Herlings 2.01.728 = Eli Tomac 2.01.740 = Romain Febvre 2.02.274 = Ken Roczen 2.03.561 = Alberto Forato 2.04.321 = Kevin Horgmo 2.04.489 = Jeremy Seewer MX2 2.02.129 = Simon Laengenfelder 2.02.315 = Lucas Coenen 2.02.497 = Kay De Wolf 2.03.203 = Tom Vialle 2.03.934 = Camden Mc Lellan 2.03.944 = Max Anstie 2.04.110 = Mikkel Haarup 2.06.843 = Cooper Webb 2.07.175 = Andrea Adamo 2.07.245 = Oriol Oliver OPEN 2.04.713 = Jett Lawrence 2.05.604 = Ruben Fernandez 2.05.674...

Here is the top 10 nations fastest free practices combined : 6.04.102 = Netherlands 6.05.740 = Australia 6.06.404 = Spain 6.06.550 = France 6.08.187 = USA 6.10.200 = Belgium 6.10.373 = Great Britain 6.10.901 = Germany 6.11.375 = Italia 6.11.694 = Switzerland

Bonacorsi will finally ride for Fantic factory racing in 2025 (450cc), alongside Coldenhoff and Bogers.

Also, there's a team in the works that wants to take Kullas racing in the USA for all of 2025.

Team GB leased bikes from Star.

Seewer to Ducati, done. Guadagnini likely to Ducati. Jonass to Kawasaki. Haarup could go to Standing. KRT MX2 team might only be one guy (Valin)

Star dropping him was definitely not cool. His stories of that year, visa issues, J-Coop and his wife taking him in and taking care of him after his injury... He's been through a bunch. Good kid, hope he kills it in MX2 next year.

I also have to take it up for Crusty here. As we're for Europe, the number of options he had at the time when he got the Star ride was limited. The only real offer I know off was one from F&H racing (De Reuver showed me and my friends some Iphone footage of him riding the bike and damn he was fast). He had that fill-in ride at Star, thanks to some connections between someone in Europe (Chrispo) and the Star team and that opened some eyes within the industry, while most European fans saw his talent coming since...

Prado is in for MXON, togheter with Fernandez (Open)and Oliver(MX2)

" BS that he couldn't get another chance in the US" I know two or three US teams that wanted him and tried to get in touch. I reached out on behalf of one of them. As an added note, I really like Guillem but everyone who tried to really connect with him from the US side said he was unresponsive. I had a hard time getting answers from him too. I'm bummed for him, he had to have another surgery a little bit ago. I hope he kills it in MX2 next year.

This will also be the 200th GP in a row for Jeremy Seewer. Extra special that it's in his home country.

Rumors Seewer to Ducati to be paired with Guadagnini. Haarup to replace Seewer at Kawasaki.