Official: Enea Bastianini signs a two-year deal with Trackhouse

Bastianini’s new challenge

In recent months, many questions had arisen about what the future of Enea Bastianini in MotoGP would be, but the answer has finally arrived: ‘The Beast’ has in fact reached a two-year agreement with the Trackhouse team, thus becoming the new teammate of Raul Fernandez after Ai Ogura’s departure to Yamaha. The Moto2 champion will thus end his experience with the Tech3 team at the end of the championship and then join the American outfit.

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The #23 from Rimini commented on the new chapter of his career in the Premier Class that awaits him from next season: “I am extremely excited to join the SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team for the next two MotoGP Championships. Starting from this year’s Valencia tests, it will be a real new challenge for me, as we are entering a new era with a new bike, new tires, and new regulations. For this reason, I am happy to bring my experience and fighting spirit to Trackhouse, so that we can develop the new Aprilia RS-GP together. The team has grown a lot during 2026 and has become a title contender: I will certainly do my best to stay at the top.”

Welcoming the 28-year-old were the words of Justin Marks, owner of Trackhouse Entertainment Group: “It is a truly exciting moment for the SuperFile Trackhouse team to welcome a rider like Enea, who will race with our Aprilias. His competitive pedigree, his history of wins in MotoGP, and his experience at the top of this sport help create the perfect scenario for a team we believe is on the brink of success. Enea’s contagious personality, his eagerness to start, humility, and positivity are the qualities we always look for in our mission to attract complete athletes. We will have a great time chasing trophies and creating unforgettable moments in the coming years with Enea, Raul, and all the fantastic people and partners of Trackhouse.”

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