CFMoto has been making a lot of noise in motorsports over the past years, with a competitive lineup of racers in the Moto3 and Moto2 championships. This year, the CFMoto Aspar Team is poised to take the Moto3 title with current leader David Alonso comfortably ahead by 75 points with eight races to go as of this writing.
If Alonso ends up winning the championship this year, it will be the perfect end to his Moto3 stint, as he has been confirmed to move up to Moto2 in 2025. The 18-year-old Colombian has been with the Aspar team since 2018. and has already won three titles throughout his career before he made the jump to Moto3 at just 16 years of age.
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“I think it's the perfect time to move up to Moto2. This year we are showing our strength and now, with this, the goal will be to jump to the intermediate category with the Moto3 title,” said Alonso. “I am proud to be able to take this step with the CFMoto Aspar Team, it is more than a team for me, it is my second family. They trusted me at the end of 2017, in the Spanish Championship, when I was eleven years old, and together we have achieved everything. I want to continue growing with them and getting more successes.”
“David is the greatest exponent of the work we have been doing with the young riders in recent years and it is a joy to be able to say that next year he will be one of our riders in Moto2,” said Jorge ‘Aspar’ Martinez. “He has grown with us and is now at a very high level in Moto3. We hope to finish the year with the title and that he can make the jump to Moto2 as world champion.”
