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Michael Ruben Rinaldi, from Ducati’s factory team to the WSSP in two years

by Bernardo Matias
November 13, 2024
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Michael Ruben Rinaldi, da equipa de fábrica da Ducati ao WSSP em dois anos

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Michael Ruben Rinaldi will move down to the World Supersport Championship next season. The rider, who last year was with Aruba.it Ducati in the World Superbike Championship, has been announced as a GMT94 Yamaha rider in the secondary category.

The Italian entered WSBK in 2018 and was always connected with Ducati. He was promoted to the factory team in 2021 after impressing with a win and multiple podiums the previous year with GoEleven.

During his three years with the factory team, he consistently finished in the top five of the championship but never competed for the title. He achieved four more victories and a total of 20 podiums.

With the promotion of Nicolò Bulega in 2024, Rinaldi moved to Motocorsa Racing, where he experienced the worst season of his career: he finished only 17th with 78 points.

Without a seat in WSBK, the #21 will now make his debut in WSSP next year with GMT94. It is one of the main teams on the grid, which will give him a chance to compete for the title and attempt to take a step back in order to eventually take two steps forward.

Nicolò Canepa, Road Racing sports manager at Yamaha Motor Europe, explained Rinaldi’s recruitment: ‘The R9 is a completely different motorcycle to the R6 and will need to be ridden in a different way, from our tests we know the machine’s torque will require more of a «big bike» riding style, it’s for this reason we have included Michael Ruben Rinaldi, a rider with race-winning WorldSBK experience in our line-up’.

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