168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Joan Mir’s manager Paco Sanchez has confirmed that the 2020 MotoGP champion’s priority is to remain at♌ Repsol Honda next season but insists “we didn’t sign yet.”

Mir has taken ove♚r from former team-mate Marc Marquez as Honda’s top Mot𒁏oGP rider this season, although the RC213V’s ongoing technical woes mean he is only 18th in the world championship.

The 26-year-old, who took one win and 13 podiums as well as a world title at Suzuki, appeared to be openly contemplating mirroring Marquez’s switc💜h to a competitive satellite team.

Former Suzuki team manager Davide Brivio’s return to MotoGP 𒀰with Trackhouse Aprilia seemed one obvious destination, while Jorge Martin’s title-leading ⛦Pramac Ducati is also potentially up for grabs (although Pramac might switch to Yamaha).

But multiple reports suggest Mir will remain at Repsol Honda, and Sanchez told ltxcn.top:

“From the start of the season, Joan’s priority was to extend his contract with H𒊎RC.

“Although the bike isn’t competitive at the moment﷽, Joan doesn’t like to exit from the back door. He likes to fight and help them to build a competitive bike.

“But we didn’t sign any agreement yet. We’re negotiating, and I hope we could reach an agreem♐ent during next weeks.”

Mir previously said of his future: "Prꦉobably in Assen, I need to have things more clear [about] what I want to do."

Assuming Mir re-signs, he will remain alongside Luca Marini, who joined HRC as Marquez’s replaceme▨nt on a deal running until the end of 2025.

LCR’s Johann 🦂Zarco is also contracted for ne🍒xt season but team-mate Takaaki Nakagami’s present deal expires this year.