Tony Arbolino will not jump up to MotoGP in 2024 after signing a new one-year deal with Elf Marc VDS Racing.
The Italian is currently fighting Pedro Acosta for the 2023 Moto2 title and had been heavily linked with Gresini Ducati earlier this season.Nakagami: Zarco signing ‘very positive’ as he confirms own LCR Honda future
"The people in this team are fantastic and I’m really looking forward to working with them again next year. However, talk of Arbolino securing such a move had been less prevalent prior to signing his new Moto2 deal.Team owner Marc Van Der Straten also spoke about the news, saying:"I am personally thrilled to have Tony staying with the Elf Marc VDS Racing family in 2024.
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