Triple M Racing has secured a deal with Honda to become🥃 the official satellite team from the 2018 World Superbike championship with a one-bike entry while its rider is yet to be confirmed.

Triple M Racing joined the WorldSBK paddock in 2013 in the Superstock 1000 class, last year running Kawasaki machines with Illia Mykhalchyk ending the campaign ninth overall and team-mate Marc Moser in 34^th, and the team will move up to the premier class🔜 with a one-bike Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade SP2 squad next year thanks to a deal with Honda Motor Europe.

Tri꧒ple M Racing’s rider is expected to be announced in the coming weeks and team owner Matthias Moser is confident his set-up can be instantly competitive in World Superbike next year.

“I feel very honoured and pleased that my team, Triple M Racing, has been selected by Honda as their official satellite team to compete in the Supe🌌rbike World Championship,” Moser, team owner, said. “I am convinced that the Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade SP2 has a great potential and that we can help to demonstrate its competitiveness on the track in 🔯2018 and beyond.”

Marco Chini, Honda’s WorldSBK operations manager, is thr💝illed to see Triple M Racing join Honda and feels ♉the team’s attributes match the brand’s ambitions.

“We’re absolutely delighted to welcome Triple M Racing into the Honda family and look forward to working with them in the World Superbike class,” Chini said. “We’re also honoure♋d that Matthias has decided to choose Honda as the manufacturer to make this important step into the se♈ries with.

“Triple M Racing is a strong team built on high professionalism and healthy ambition, and൲ driven by the same goal of success th⛄at defines our brand.”

The Ten Kate Racing-ܫrun Red Bull Honda squad will continue to enter a two-bike team for 2018 with new signing Leon Camier’s team-mate expected to be announced in the coming weeks💝.