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Senna Agius Completes 2027 MotoGP Grid with Tech3 Deal
The 20-year-old Australian joins Luca Marini in Tech3’s new lineup as MotoGP shifts to an 850cc era with five rookies.
- On Wednesday, Tech3 KTM confirmed the signing of Moto2 contender Senna Agius for the 2027 MotoGP season. The Sydney-born racer completes the team's 2027 rider line-up alongside Luca Marini.
- As a 20-year-old Moto2 race winner, Agius joins four other rookies on the 2027 grid, including Nicolo Bulega, Dani Holgado, David Alonso, and Izan Guevara. This transition marks the start of the sport's new 850cc and Pirelli era.
- Tech3 CEO Guenther Steiner said the signing reflects Agius's "determination to keep improving and his attitude towards the work required to succeed." Agius expressed gratitude, stating, "So many years of hard work have gone into this moment, and I'm incredibly grateful to Guenther and everyone at Tech3."
- Agius replaces outgoing riders including Jack Miller and Maverick Vinales as the team reshuffles its roster for 2027. With Miller leaving for WorldSBK, Agius becomes the only home rider scheduled for next year's inaugural Adelaide event.
- Tech3 Team Manager Nicolas Goyon emphasized the new regulations provide an opportunity to build together from the beginning. While Agius currently trails teammate Manuel Gonzalez in the standings with 232.5 points, the team remains focused on his development.
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