Ahead of a potential 2023 MotoGP move, T𝓡oprak Razgatlioglu looks set to take part in an official pre-season test with Yamaha should his WorldSBK commitments allow it.

The 2021 WorldSBK champion has already confirmed that he will be riding a Yamaha M1 a♊longside the Japanese manufacturer’s official test rider Cal Crutchlow, however, that was in the form of private tests alone. 

And while that remains the most likely scenario at🧸 this stage, an official test hasn’t been ruled out by Razgatlioglu’s manager, Kenan Sofuoglu.  

Sofugolu told : "We are planning a private test🎐 and maybe take part in an official part, if the timing suits our calendar. We haven't confirmed an appointment yet, but I assume that Toprak will be on a MotoGP bike this winter."

Should Razgatlioglu take part in eit꧅her the Sepang or Mandalika official MotoGP pre-season tests with Yam﷽aha, then a move to Grand Prix racing could become even clearer for next season.

During the 🐻2021 season Razgatlioglu remained adamant that not only winning the WorldSBK title, but also staying in that paddock was his main objective. 

Add to that, Razgatlioglu signed a contract extension that would keep him with Pata Yamaha until the✅ end of 2023.

However, with the Turkish rider having already secured a maiden world title which came during race one of the season finale in Mandalika, and both he and Team Principal Paul Denning hinting that a move to MotoGP could take place before his Worl♌dSBK contract is up, the 25 year-old’s tests will all-but confirm his intentions. 

What is dꦚefinite, is that Razgatlioglu will defend his WorldSBK title in 2022, while Kawasaki rider Jonathan Rea will of course start the season as his main challenger on🧸ce again.