Marc VDS Racing announces Elf title sponsorship deal
Elf will take over from Estrella Galicia 0,0 as title sponsor of the Marc VDS ൲Moto2 team for the 2021 season.
T♓he multi-title winning 🦋squad - with Tito Rabat (2014), Franco Morbidelli (2017) and Alex Marquez (2019) - has been backed by the French petroleum company since the inaugural 2010 Moto2 championship, but they will now take on top billing.

Elf will take over from Estrella Galicia 0,0 as title sponsor of the Marc VDS Moꦯto2 team for the 2021 season.
The multi-title winning squad - with Tito Rabat (2014), Franco Morbidelli (2017) and Alex Marquez (2019) - has been backed by the French petroleum company💖 since the inaugural 2010 Moto2 championship, but they will now take on top billing.
"I am very happy to have reached this agreement with a trusted and valued partner like Elf," said team owner Marc van der Straten. "It represents a new high point in our 12-year partnership, which is a milestone not easy t🍬o reach today in the world of motorcycling.
"Since day one, I have always said this relationship goes beyond 𝔉mere sponsorship. It harnesses friendship, values and a culture of excellence and effort and this agreement reaffirms everything that makes our co💙nnection with Elf so special.
"I a🔯m proud to share the team's name with Elf. We are ambitious and we know where we want to go.𒁏 Together we are stronger, and we will pursue our fourth World Championship with maximum desire and commitment."
VP of Total 🐻Competition Pierre-Gautier Caloni added: “With a range of cutting-edge products and a clear position, the ELF brand is proud to become tit꧙le sponsor for the Marc VDS Racing team for the 2021 Moto2 World Championship.”
Sam Lowes, in contention for the 2020 Moto2 title until the🌳 Portimao finale, and team-mate Augusto F꧂ernandez are both remaining with Marc VDS for 2021.
Provisional 2021 MotoGP Calendar – January Update | |||
Round | Date | Race | Circuit |
1 | 28 March | Qatar (Evening race) | Losail |
2 | 4 April | Doha (Evening race) | Losail |
3 | 18 April | Portugal | Portimao |
4 | 2 May | Spain | Jerez |
5 | 16 May | France | Le Mans |
6 | 30 May | Italy | Mugello |
7 | 6 June | Catalunya | Barcelona |
8 | 20 June | Germany | Sachsenring |
9 | 27 June | Netherlands | Assen |
10 | 11 July | Finland (Subject to homologation) | KymiRing |
11 | 15 August | Austria | Red Bull Ring |
12 | 29 August | Great Britain | Silverstone |
13 | 12 September | Aragon | Aragon |
14 | 19 September | San Marino e Della Riviera di Rimini | Misano |
15 | 3 October | Japan | Motegi |
16 | 10 October | Thailand | Buriram |
17 | 24 October | Australia | Phillip Island |
18 | 31 October | Malaysia | Sepang |
19 | 14 November | Comunitat Valenciana | Ricardo Tormo |
Postponed Grands Prix: | |||
Argentina | Termas | ||
Americas | COTA | ||
Reserve Grand Prix Venues: | |||
Indonesia (Subject to homologation) | Mandalika | ||
2021 Pre-season Testing: | |||
5 March | Qatar Shakedown Test | Losail | |
6-7 March | Qatar Official Test | Losail | |
10-12 March | Qatar Official Test | Losail |

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