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Moto2, Moto3 entry lists revealed for 2021 season
Full entry lists for both the 2021 Moto2 and Moto3 seasons have been revealed, confirming the full rider line-ups for both MotoGP's support classes for the coming season.
Jamie Klein
Edited: Nov 24, 2020, 12:51 AM
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The Moto2 entry list is once again dominated by Kalex machinery, with the German manufacturer supplying 22 of the 30 bikes that will race in the intermediate class.
Speed Up will again have four bikes, while MV Agusta and NTS will have two apiece.
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With Enea Bastianini, Luca Marini and Jorge Martin all stepping up to MotoGP next year, Sam Lowes is the highest-placed returnee next season, and will remain in an unchanged line-up at the Marc VDS squad alongside Augusto Fernandez.
Marco Bezzecchi had been approached by Aprilia about a step up to the premier class next year but will instead remain at the VR46 team for another season, with Celestino Vietti making the move up from Moto3 to partner him in place of Marini.
Also stepping up from Moto3 are Albert Arenas (Aspar), Raul Fernandez (Ajo), Tony Arbolino (Intact), Barry Baltus (RW) and Ai Ogura (Honda Team Asia), while Cameron Beaubier joins from MotoAmerica and Yari Montella moves across from the CEV Moto2 series.
Another notable riders changing teams for 2021 include Remy Gardner (Ajo), Thomas Luthi (SAG) and Joe Roberts (Italtrans).
Moto2 entry list 2021:
Team Bike Riders EG 0,0 Marc VDS
Kalex
Sam Lowes
Augusto Fernandez
Flexbox HP40 Pons
Kalex
Stefano Manzi
Hector Garzo
Red Bull KTM Ajo
Kalex
Remy Gardner
Raul Fernandez
Speed Up Racing
Speed Up
Jorge Navarro
Yari Montella
Intact GP
Kalex
Tony Arbolino
Marcel Schrotter
SAG Team
Kalex
Thomas Luthi
Kasma Daniel Kasmayudin
Petronas Sprinta Racing
Kalex
Xavi Vierge
Jake Dixon
Italtrans Racing Team
Kalex
Lorenzo Dalla Porta
Joe Roberts
Sky Racing Team VR46
Kalex
Marco Bezzecchi
Celestino Vietti
Aspar Team
Speed Up
Albert Arenas
Aron Canet
American Racing
Kalex
Marcos Ramirez
Cameron Beaubier
NTS RW Racing GP
NTS
Barry Baltus
Hafizh Syahrin
Federal Oil Gresini Moto2
Kalex
Fabio di Giannantonio
Nicolo Bulega
Idemitsu Honda Team Asia
Kalex
Somkiat Chantra
Ai Ogura
MV Agusta Forward
MV Agusta
Lorenzo Baldassarri
Simone Corsi
While the Moto2 entry list is stable for 2021, the Moto3 grid will slim down to just 28 bikes from the current level of 31 with the disappearance of the VR46 and Monlau teams.
Their loss is partly offset by Avintia expanding to a second bike.
Honda is now down to 12 bikes, while KTM will supply the remaining 16, of which four will be entered under sub-brands Husqvarna and GasGas.
With the top five riders from this year's standings all moving up to Moto2, Jaume Masia is the highest-placed returnee, albeit switching from Leopard Honda to Ajo KTM.
Of this year's other race winners, John McPhee and Darryn Binder will be teammates at Petronas Sprinta Honda, Dennis Foggia stays at Leopard, Tatsuki Suzuki will remain at SIC58 Honda, and Romano Fenati will return for another season with Max Racing Team Husqvarna.
Moto3 entry list 2021:
Team Bike Riders Red Bull KTM Tech 3 KTM
Ayumu Sasaki
Deniz Oncu
Leopard Racing Team Honda
Dennis Foggia
Xavi Artigas
Petronas Sprinta Racing Honda
Darryn Binder
John McPhee
Red Bull KTM Ajo KTM
Pedro Acosta
Jaume Masia
VNE Snipers Team Honda
Andrea Migno
Filip Salac
BOE Skull Rider Mugen Race KTM
Stefano Nepa
Riccardo Rossi
CIP Green Power KTM
Kaito Toba
Maximilian Kofler
GasGas Aspar Team GasGas
Sergio Garcia
Izan Guevara
Honda Team Asia Honda
Yuki Kunii
Andi Farid Idzihar
Kömmerling Gresini Moto3 Honda
Gabriel Rodrigo
Jeremy Alcoba
Esponsorama Avintia KTM
Niccolo Antonelli
Carlos Tatay
Redox PruestelGP KTM
Jason Dupasquier
Ryusei Yamanaka
SIC58 Squadra Corse Honda
Tatsuki Suzuki
Lorenzo Fellon
Sterilgarda Max Racing Team Husqvarna
Alonso Lopez
Romano Fenati
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