
WorldSSP: Aegerter Remains With Ten Kate Racing For The 2022 Season.

By Dawn Hammersley
Dominique Aegerter Stays With The Ten Kate Racing Team To Defend Their 2021 Champion Title.
31-year-old Dominique Aegerter has re-signed for The Ten Kate Racing Team for another season to defend his 2021 Championship Title crown. 2021 was Aegerter’s rookie season in the WorldSSP Class, he is best known for his time spent in the Moto2 Championship.
The Switzerland born rider was also competing in the MotoE Championship whilst riding for Ten Kate in the WorldSSP Championship. Aegerter claimed 14 podium finishes and stormed to 10 victories during his rookie season, he is only the second ever Swiss rider to win the WorldSSP Championship. He had a five-race winning streak from Race Two at Estoril until Race Two at Assen.
For the 2022 season the team will be using the Yamaha YZF R6 machinery again for their back-to-back Title charge.
Dominique Aegerter – Ten Kate Racing Team
“I am very happy to continue with Ten Kate Racing Yamaha in 2022. We had a great first season with many successes and the World Championship. I am looking forward to working with the same group of people next season. I feel very much at home at Ten Kate Racing, and we are a strong team. Next year, we will have more experience and more data, so the goal will be to defend the world title with the Yamaha R6. Our common goal is to continue and grow together in 2023. I want to thank the team and all partners and sponsors who make our dream possible. But first we go to Indonesia, an important race in which we will try to score as many points as possible for the Teams’ Championship!”
Kervin Bos – Ten Kate Team Manager
“We are very proud to announce that Dominique Aegerter will also join Ten Kate Racing Yamaha next season. We are relatively late with this announcement, but we came to an agreement in an early stage of the season. Dominique fits excellently within the team and his Swiss mentality fits perfectly with our way of working. The goal is to also grow together in 2023, more about that at a later moment. We have one more race to go this year in Indonesia. We can race without pressure, and I expect that we will then see a magnificent Dominique Aegerter.”
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