Pramak boss Torak Razgatlioglu has already seen proof that he is no ‘ordinary’ rider.

Where would Toprak Razgatlioglu rank among motorcycle racing’s greats if he won the MotoGP title?

He already has three World Superbike crowns

Therefore, the Turkish star has been mostly behind the grid in most races this year. Having said that, at the recent French GP, Razgatlioglu had a season-best result where he took the checkered flag in P13.

Fabio QuatararoIn contrast, Yamaha managed to claim an incredible P6 at its home race at Le Mans. Razgatlioglu is still trying to figure out how Quatararo is so fast. On the same bike, and his work ethic was noticed for him.

Paolo Campinotti names Torak Razgatlioglu as one of Yamaha’s ‘most important assets’.

to speak Sky Italia At Le Mans race weekend, Pramak CEO Paolo Campinotti He was asked to share his thoughts on Razgatlioglu’s personality in the MotoGP paddock.

“So adorable!” Campani replied, before adding, “Above all, he has a quality that’s hard to explain: it gives you the distinct feeling of meeting a champion, with a ‘special’ look in his eyes, the eyes of a strong rider.”

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“So I believe, I hope, these qualities of his will come to the fore, because Toprak is not ‘ordinary’, he is not just one of the crowd.

You can clearly see the urge to go in and put himself in there to make sure you have something you can’t buy at the supermarket.

The Italian asked Razgatlioglu if he thought he could deliver some success to the satellite outfit, to which he replied: “Yes, of course, I don’t know when, I hope soon. But he is probably one of the most valuable assets we have going uphill.”

Paolo Campinotti also touched on the future of Pramac’s young rider Izan Guevara

Campinotti was also asked about the other drivers in the Pramac stable, Izan Guevara; Moto2 driver to replace Jack Miller At the MotoGP team for next year.

The young Spaniard joined the Pramac family before the 2025 term, and was the first member of the team’s new rider development program.

On the subject, Campinotti said: “The work done with Guevara is starting to bear fruit. We hope that in the near future we will have a team with winning qualities in Moto2, because this is the real difference: we want young riders to develop.

“With our own structure we can train them, build relationships with them, have ‘home-made’ riders and take from other situations as needed.

“This kind of management gives strength to the project. Having said that, it is positive to take Guevara, because he is doing very well, and if he continues like this, his prognosis is in MotoGP.”