Staying the same:
Marc Marquez – Santi Hernández
Fabio Quartararo Diego Gubellini
Francesco Bagnaia – Cristian Gabarrini
Aleix EspargaroAntonio Jimenez
Jorge Martin – Daniele Romagnoli
Brad Binder – Andres Madrid
Jack Miller – Christian Pupulin
Franco MorbidelliPatrick Primmer
Luca Marini – David Muñoz
The changes:
Joan Mir – Giacomo Guidotti
Alex RinsDavid Garcia
Takaaki Nakagami – Klaus Nohles
Enea Bastianini – Marco Rigamonti
Fabio di Giannantonio – Frankie Carchedi
Alex Marquez – Donatello Giovanotti
Maverick Vinales – Manu Cazeaux
Miguel Oliveira – Giovanni Mattarollo
Pol Espargaro-Paul Trevathan
Augusto Fernandez – Alex Merhand
Johann Zarco – Massimo Branchini
Raul FernandezNoe Herrera
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The major changes in the 2023 MotoGP rider line-up have caused a domino effect with Crew Chiefs.
Bastianini’s move to Ducati’s factory team means he will team with Marco Rigamonti, previously Zarco’s Crew Chief at Pramac. Massimo Branchini, who helped Augusto Fernandez win the 2022 Moto2 title, will now work with Zarco.
The two new Honda riders will each have a new Crew Chief. Giacomo Guidotti, who previously worked with Takaaki Nakagami, is now with Joan Mir. Nakagami will now work with Klaus Nöhle, formerly from Honda’s test team.
Frankie Carchedi, who was with Me for a long time, moves to Gresini as Di Giannantonio’s Crew Chief. Donatello Giovanotti moves from Di Giannantonio’s side of the garage to Alex Marquez’s.
Maverick Vinales will work with Manu Cazeaux, who was formerly with Alex Rins.
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