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Biaggi launches Moto3 team, signs Canet
Former 250cc and World Superbike Champion Max Biaggi’s racing team will step up to Moto3 next year, with multiple race winner Aron Canet announced as its first rider.
Rachit Thukral
Edited: Nov 1, 2018, 10:01 AM
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The team, which will race under the Max Racing banner, will be run in partnership with Schedl GP.
Schedl has a long-held presence in the entry level class of MotoGP and fielded Phillipp Oettl to victory in this year’s Jerez round.
Biaggi established his team at the end of 2016, and it has so far competed in Spanish and Italian Moto3.
He has retained a relationship with Aprilia after his WSBK successes with the brand, and also became an ambassador for the Venturi Formula E team earlier this year.
Biaggi was a four-time world champion at 250cc level in the 1990s and a three-time 500cc/MotoGP runner-up and 13-time race-winner.
But he could not win a 500cc/MotoGP title in a career best remembered for his fractious rivalry with Valentino Rossi, and left the series after 2005 before resuming racing in WSBK.
Canet will join Biaggi's following a split with the Estrella Galicia squad with which he scored three wins last year and finished third in the standings behind Joan Mir and now-banned racer Romano Fenati.
He replaces Oettl, who will graduate to Moto2 next year with Tech3.
2019 Moto3 line-up so far:
Team Riders Leopard Racing
Lorenzo Dalla Porta
Marcos Ramirez
Sky Racing VR46
Dennis Foggia
Celestino Vietti Ramus
PrustelGP
Jakub Kornfeil
Filip Salac
Petronas-SIC
John McPhee
Ayumu Sasaki
Nieto Team
Albert Arenas
Raul Fernandez
Snipers Team
Tony Arbolino
Makar Yurchenko
Max Racing Team
Aron Canet
Gresini
Gabriel Rodrigo
Riccardo Rossi
Honda Asia
Kaito Toba
Ai Ogura
WorldWideRace
Andrea Migno
Jaume Masia
SIC58 Squadra Corse
Tatsuki Suzuki
Estrella Galicia
Alonso Lopez
Sergio Garcia
KTM Ajo
Can Oncu
CIP
Tom Booth-Amos
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