🗣 'They cannot sell bikes if they are not in competition.' FIM president Jorge Viegas believes Suzuki will return to MotoGP at some point following the Japanese manufacturer's exit from the series at the end of 2022 ⬇️
Having returned to MotoGP full-time in 2015 and won the championship with Joan in 2020, Suzuki made the shock announcement part way through the 2022 season that it would be ending its involvement at the end of the campaign.
Speaking during the Assen World Superbike round on Friday, Viegas said he believes Suzuki will one day return to MotoGP as"they cannot sell bikes if they are not in competition" and is"optimistic" other brands will invest in FIM-sanctioned world championships going forward.
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