Pertamina, title sponsor of the Indonesian MotoGP round and SAG Moto2 team, is ‘in discussions’ to replace Mooney as main sponsor of Valentino Rossi’s VR46 team.
round and SAG Moto2 team, is ‘in discussions’ to replace Mooney as main sponsor of Valentino Rossi’s VR46 team.
Mooney, which joined the new VR46 premier-class project last season after the expected Aramco backing evaporated, is thought to be scaling back its sponsorship for 2024. eBay has been rumoured as a possible replacement but Indonesian oil and gas giant Pertamina says it is also in talks with VR46. "There is a plan, yes, that's right , but it's still being discussed. It's not official yet," Pertamina Lubricants vice president Fadjar Djoko Santoso told
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