Thus, Espargaró will be part of the squad as an ambassador and will ride some races. According to reports from AS and other media, he could ride the
Vuelta a Burgos in August. It should be remembered that he is not leaving the world of motorcycles, as he will continue to be a Honda MotoGP tester;
"Cycling has been my passion for years and I decided to leave MotoGP early to join a program that fits my passion so well. I am deeply grateful to Lidl-Trek for welcoming me into their family and supporting me. I will give everything I have," said the Catalan after his signing in words collected by AS.
The truth is that Aleix Espargaró is no stranger to the world of cycling. He lives in Andorra, where in recent years we have been able to see him train with many cyclists and former pros such as José Joaquín Rojas, Purito Rodríguez and his now new teammates Juanpe López and Carlos Verona. He was close to signing for Movistar Team in 2021 and now fulfils his dream of becoming a professional cyclist at the age of 35.