Biaggi was already known to b🧔e splitting from Peter Oettl, who will manage Ayumu Sasaki and Collin Veijer under the new ‘Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP Moto3’ banner next season.

Four-time 250ccand double World Superbi♋k🌄e champion Biaggi’s future plans remain unknown, but he will not continue in Moto3.

“A wonderful double, after a very difficult period, in which it was necessary to make painful decisio꧟ns,” Biaggi said.

“Vale🦩ncia will represent the last race in Moto3 of the Max Racinไg Team.

“I want to thank Sterilgarda Alimenti, which has always supported me, Husqvarna Motorcycles, KTM 🍬and all those who in recent years have contributed to achieving these results.

“My passion is inexhaustible and will always represent the engine of n♚ew goals with which to measure, already in 2023.”

Biaggi is a ‘global ambassador’ for Aprilia, the manu🧜facturer with which he won five of his world championship, fuelling speculation he may be set for some kind of role i𒁏n the company’s MotoGP activities.

Aprilia will double its premier-cla🍒ss presence next season by adding a satellite team, RNF, alongside its race-winning factory project.

Biaggi: ‘The time has come for new challenges’

Max Racing made its Moto3 debut with Aron Canet in 2019, celebrating three wins and runner-up in the world championship. Romano Fenati (2), Sasaki (2) and now McPhee haꦰve also stood on the top step of a Moto3 race for the Roman Emperor.

“We started in the Moto3 ꦅWorld Championship four years ago and every year we’ve got at least one win,” Biaggi said.

“In the debut y💞ear there were even three, like this year. We had the pleasure and honour to bring three different riders back to victory and we brought a young rider [Sasaki] to his first victory.

“All this fills me with pride and satisfaction. We started very far away and after a few years we set up a winning team, but now for me the time has come🌺 for new challenges.”

The Sepang one-two followed a difficult period in which Max Racing separated from two mechanics caught deliberatel🧸y blocking a rival in pit lane at Aragon, then McPhee’s crew chief, after the shocking 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2019 video involvi🃏ng Tom Booth-Amos came to light.

McPhee's future is also currently unclear, having now reached the ꦅage limit 💛for the Moto3 class.

“I’m proud of myself, I dug so deep," the Scotsman said after his brilliant win from jus𒁏t 22nd on the grid.

"It has been such a tough season an🦩d weeke🦂nd here. It was a tough day yesterday but now I’m so happy for the guys who have been supporting me.

"One la♏st w🦹in in Moto3 but we still have another chance in Valencia.”

M🥃cPhee is now up to tenth in the world championship, wit𝓰h Sasaki in fourth.