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MOTOGP: Darryn Binder Joins The RNF MOTOGP Team For 2022.

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Published on October 21, 2021
By Dawn Hammersley

Darryn Binder Makes The Switch From Moto3 To MotoGP For The 2022 season.

South African rider Darryn Binder has signed for the rebranded RNF MotoGP Team for the 2022 season along-side Italian rider Andrea Dovizioso. Binder will race for the Yamaha Satellite team for a year with an option to carry on for the 2023 MotoGP season.

Darryn rode in the Red Bull Rookies Cup for two years, he joined the Moto 3 class in 2015, he has claimed one victory in the class at The Catalan GP in 2020 and a further six podiums. The 23-year-old has an exceptional racing talent, and loves nothing more than to be at the sharp end fighting for race victories with his hard style of racing.

Darryn and Andrea will make perfect team-mates for the MotoGP 2022 Season, both riders have vast experience from their racing experiences, it will be an exciting chapter for the rebranded RNF Racing Team.

Lin Jarvis – Managing Director Yamaha Motor Raging

“I want to give a warm welcome to Darryn. We are delighted that he is joining the Yamaha line-up next year. We’ve had many conversations about who would be a good match for the new RNF MotoGP Team set-up. It’s a fresh start for the Yamaha satellite team and that makes it all the more fitting to have a young and eager rider like Darryn join them, as Fabio and Franky did before him.

“For Yamaha the primary mission of the satellite team is developing future MotoGP talents. Darryn has already shown on numerous occasions what he’s made of in the Moto3 class. We know he is a fast and determined rider who has got what it takes to battle at the front of the pack. Obviously, the step up to MotoGP is significant and will take some adjusting, but we feel that he’s ready, and Yamaha and the RNF MotoGP Team will fully support him for this new and exciting challenge.”

Darryn Binder – RNF MotoGP Team

“I’m extremely grateful for this opportunity, as it has been a lifelong dream to race in the MotoGP category. I definitely didn’t expect to make the jump straight from Moto3 to the highest class, but I do believe I’m up for the challenge, and I’m ready to put in all the hard work for 2022.

“My target at the beginning will be just to find my feet in the big class and learn as much as possible to get stronger and stronger throughout my rookie season. 

“I would like to say a really big ‘Thank you’ to Yamaha and the RNF MotoGP Team for everything they have done to make this possible as well as everyone who has been involved in getting me to this point.

“I’m now just looking forward to riding the Yamaha YZR-M1 for the first time at the end of this season.”

Featured Image: Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP.com

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