Honda asks Kalex to build MotoGP chassis for Marc Marquez?

Dominant in the Moto2 class🧔, Kalex’s swingarm expertise was called upon tꦜo try and rejuvenate Honda’s results from Misano onwards.
Upon returning from surgery, star rider168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Marc Marquez soon favoured the Kalex swingarm, using it ♏to claim his only podium of the season at Phillip Island.
The aluminium swingarm has cont🍎inued to be part of the Honda package during 2023 pre-season ♊testing.
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But, according to , the German company will soon deliver an entire frame, perhaps in time for the first offiᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚcial in-season MotoGP test of the year, at Jerez in earlyꦉ May.
With Marqu🐻ez in his best physical shape since 2020, the spotlight is now firmly on the performance of the flagging RC213V, the only MotoGP bike without a win last season.
Four different machines were offered to Marquez during the opening pre-season test at Sꦇepang in February, but he felt no significant step over the previous prototype from Valencia in November.
The lack oꦑf clear forward momentum continued in the final pre-season test at Portimao, where Marquez found no advantage from a new frame and finished the test, in 14th, with the bike package he had prefer😼red at Sepang.
Ex-Suzuki technical man🍨ager Ken Kawauchi has been hired to take over the RC213V MotoGP project this season but the Kalex chassis plans may have already been in the pipeline.