The crew chief of every MotoGP rider in 2024
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The crew chief of every MotoGP rider in 2024Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGPFabio Quartararo: Diego GubelliniAlex Rins: Patrick PrimmerRepsol Honda TeamJoan Mir: Santi HernandezLuca Marini: Giacomo GuidottiDucati Lenovo TeamEnea Bastianini: Marco RigamontiFrancesco Bagnaia: Cristian GabarriniRed Bull KTM Factory RacingBrad Binder: Andres MadridJack Miller: Cristhian PupulinAprilia RacingAleix Espargaro: Antonio JimenezMaverick Vinales: José Manuel CazeauxPrima Pramac RacingJorge Martin: Daniele RomagnoliFranco Morbidelli: Massimo BranchiniLCR HondaJohann Zarco: David GarciaTakaaki Nakagami: Klaus NöhlesGASGAS Factory Racing Tech3Pedro Acosta: Paul TrevathanAugusto Fernandez: Alex MerhandTrackhouse Aprilia RacingMiguel Oliveira: Giovanni MattarolloRaul Fernandez: Noe HerreraGresini RacingAlex Marquez: Donatello GiovanottiMarc Marquez: Frankie CarchediPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing TeamMarco Bezzecchi: Matteo FlamigniFabio Di Giannantonio: David MuñozThere are eight brand new duos this year.Notably, Marc Marquez’s move to Gresini Ducati means he will work with Frankie Carchedi, who last season was alongside Fabio di Giannantonio and who worked with Joan Mir during his 2020 championship win at Suzuki.Marquez is splitting from his long-time crew chief Santi Hernandez who will remain at Repsol Honda, and will now work with Joan Mir.Luca Marini, Marquez’s replacement at Repsol Honda, will have Giacomo Guidotti as his crew chief.Pedro Acosta will debut in MotoGP with the Tech3 GASGAS team with crew chief Paul Trevathan, who worked with Pol Espargaro last season, and previously Miguel Oliveira.Franco Morbidelli, Fabio Di Giannantonio, Alex Rins and Johann Zarco are all changing teams and will work with the crew chiefs of their predecessors.Related “I don’t care so much about Christmas!” Franz Tost shares unique routine Paolo Ciabatti exits MotoGP as Ducati confirm major management shake-up
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