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Brivio 'window' closes, but Suzuki 'hasn't given up' on satellite team

Get MotoGP news in your inbox! By signing up to the newsletter you agree to receive emails from crash.net that may occasionally include promotional content Leave this field blank Suzuki MotoGP project leader Shinichi Sahara admits Davide Brivio's unexpected departure as team manager has made the factory's quest for a satellite team more complicated. However, Sahara "hasn't given up" and will continue speaking with "several teams" about a supply of the world championship-winning GSX-RRs. Gresini (splitting from Aprilia at the end of this season), Sky VR46 (considering a 2022 MotoGP entry) and Petronas (a previous Suzuki target) are thought to be among the potential...
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