IntactGP Introduces New Additions Gonzalez and Munoz for 2025 Moto2 and Moto3 World Championships
IntactGP, a renowned racing team competing in both the Moto2 and Moto3 classes of the Motorcycle World Championship, is gearing up for the 2025 racing season with some exciting new additions to their lineup. With three out of four spots already filled for the upcoming year, the team from Memmingen is set to make waves in the upcoming season.
In the Moto2 team, Australian rookie Senna Agius has been confirmed for a second season with IntactGP. Joining him will be Manuel Gonzalez, who is making the switch from the Gresini team to Intact during the winter break. The 22-year-old Spaniard will replace Darryn Binder, whose two-year tenure with IntactGP has come to an end.
Jürgen Lingg, who leads the Moto2 program at Intact, expressed his enthusiasm for the addition of Gonzalez to the team. He stated, „I believe the timing of this switch is perfect for everyone involved. Manuel has gained significant experience in this highly competitive category, which will bring added value to the entire team structure. Everyone in the team is thrilled with our new addition, and we are looking forward to working together.“
Gonzalez himself is excited about joining the Intact team, saying, „This team has shown great effort in securing me as a rider for the next year. We both have high expectations for the upcoming season, and I am committed to giving my all. I will fight for our goals, which include aiming for the top positions.“
In the Moto3 team, Intact has enlisted the services of David Munoz, an 18-year-old Spaniard who will be joining from the BOE Racing Team. While his teammate is yet to be confirmed, it has been announced that Collin Veijer will be leaving the Intact team at the end of the season to move up to the Moto2 class and ride for Aki Ajo’s team.
Petter Öttl, who oversees the Moto3 team at Intact, shared his thoughts on the signing of Munoz, stating, „He was our top choice, and our team was also his first preference. David is a young talent who has already showcased his potential with several podium finishes. We aim to build on this and provide him with maximum support in his further development.“
Munoz echoed similar sentiments, saying, „It is the team that wanted me the most from the very beginning. I have full trust in them as they have proven to be one of the top teams consistently fighting for podiums and championships. I am confident that I can learn from such an experienced team and grow as a top-tier rider, hopefully contending for championships.“
Looking Ahead to the 2025 Moto2 and Moto3 World Championships
As the 2025 Moto2 and Moto3 World Championships approach, the IntactGP team is poised for success with their revamped lineup. With the addition of Manuel Gonzalez in the Moto2 class and David Munoz in the Moto3 class, the team is looking to make a statement in both categories.
Gonzalez’s move from the Gresini team to IntactGP signifies a new chapter in his career, as he aims to leverage his experience in the fiercely competitive Moto2 category to propel himself and the team to new heights. The Spaniard’s addition brings a fresh perspective and skillset to the team, which is sure to benefit from his talents on the track.
On the Moto3 front, David Munoz’s arrival from the BOE Racing Team brings a young and promising talent to the Intact stable. With a proven track record of podium finishes, Munoz is poised to make a significant impact in the Moto3 class and contribute to the team’s success in the upcoming season.
Team Dynamics and Expectations for the 2025 Season
The addition of Manuel Gonzalez and David Munoz to the IntactGP team sets the stage for an exciting 2025 racing season. With a mix of experience and youthful talent, the team is poised to compete at the highest level in both the Moto2 and Moto3 classes.
Gonzalez’s arrival in the Moto2 team brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table, as he looks to build on his past successes and contribute to the team’s overall performance. His partnership with Senna Agius promises to be a dynamic one, with both riders pushing each other to excel on the track.
In the Moto3 team, David Munoz’s presence adds a new dimension to the lineup, as he aims to establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in the highly competitive class. With the support of the team and his fellow riders, Munoz is primed to make a strong impression in his debut season with IntactGP.
As the 2025 Moto2 and Moto3 World Championships draw near, the IntactGP team is gearing up for an action-packed season filled with thrilling races and intense competition. With a talented roster of riders and a dedicated support staff, the team is poised to make waves in both categories and showcase their prowess on the global stage.