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Teams and riders[edit]

Team Constructor Motorcycle No. Rider Rounds
Finland Redbull KTM Ajo[a] KTM B-23 8 Italy Markus Bulega[1] 1–18
30 Spain David Senna[2] 1–18
Spain Forward Team Forward F2 45 Romania Andreas Mario[3] 1, 4–5, 9–10, 15–18[b]
2 Spain David Rodrigo[4] 1–3[b]
72 Spain Borja Gomez[5] 6–7
34 Romania Lupii Mario[6] 8, 11
5 Italy Antonio Di Giovanni[7] 12–14
72 Spain Borja Gomez[3] 1–9[c]
28 Italy Niccolo Antonelli[6] 8[c]
67 Italy Alberto Surra[8] 10–17
72 United States Borja Gomez 18
Spain BOE SKX [d] Kalex Moto2 22 Spain Maria Garcia[9] 1–8
28 Italy Niccolo Antonelli[10] 10
36 Ukraine Ronnie Bertano 11–18
15 Romania Goguzza Sarescu[11] 1–6, 9–18
99 Spain Carlos Tatay[12] 7–8
Italy Correos Prepago Yamaha VR46 Master Camp 5 Japan Kohta Nozane[13] 1, 9–18
2 Japan Soichiro Minamimoto[14] 2–4
27 Malaysia Kasma Daniel[15] 6–7
18 Spain Manuel González[16] 1–18
Belgium Elf Marc VDS Racing Team 14 Italy Tony Arbolino[17] 1–18
22 United Kingdom Sam Lowes[1] 1–18
Italy Fantic Racing 13 Italy Celestino Vietti[18] 1–13, 16–18
72 Spain Borja Gómez 14
43 Italy Lorenzo Baldassarri[19] 15
72 Spain Borja Gómez[20] 1–13
9 Italy Mattia Casadei[21] 14–18
Netherlands Fieten Olie Racing GP 7 Belgium Barry Baltus[22] 1–18
84 Netherlands Zonta van den Goorbergh[23] 1–18
34 Italy Mattia Pasini[24][25] 6, 12
Malaysia Petronas MIE Racing RW 20 Malaysia Azroy Anuar[26] 18
32 Malaysia Helmi Azman[26] 18
Spain GasGas Aspar Team[e] 28 Spain Izan Guevara[27] 3–18
81 Spain Jordi Torres[28] 1–2
96 United Kingdom Jake Dixon[29] 1–18
Japan Idemitsu Honda Team Asia 35 Thailand Somkiat Chantra[30] 1–18
79 Japan Ai Ogura[30] 2–18
Italy Italtrans Racing Team 16 United States Joe Roberts[1] 1–18
71 Italy Dennis Foggia[31] 1–18
Germany Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP 3 Germany Lukas Tulovic[32] 1, 3–13, 15–18
8 Australia Senna Agius[33] 14
15 South Africa Darryn Binder[32] 1–3, 6–10, 13–18
8 Australia Senna Agius[34] 4–5, 11–12
Indonesia Pertamina Mandalika SAG Team 19 Italy Lorenzo Dalla Porta[35] 1–5
23 Japan Taiga Hada[36] 6–9, 12–18
73 Italy Mattia Rato[37] 10–11
64 Netherlands Bo Bendsneyder[38] 1–18
Spain Pons Wegow Los40 11 Spain Sergio García[39] 1–18
40 Spain Arón Canet[40] 1–18
Italy QJmotor Gresini Moto2 12 Czech Republic Filip Salač[41] 1–18
52 Spain Jeremy Alcoba[41] 1–18
Finland Red Bull KTM Ajo 37 Spain Pedro Acosta[42] 1–18
75 Spain Albert Arenas[42] 1–18
Japan NTS-MMR Team NTS-Triumph TBA 64 Indonesia Mario Aji[43] TBC
Sources:[44][32][1][45]
Key
Regular rider
Replacement rider
Wildcard rider

All teams use series-specified Dunlop tyres and Triumph 765cc 3-cylinder engines.[46]

Team changes[edit]

  • Forward Racing and MV Agusta ended their partnership which started in 2019.[47] Forward Racing entered the 2023 season using motorcycles under their own brand.

Rider changes[edit]

Mid-season changes[edit]

  • Izan Guevara missed the first two rounds of the season due to a triangular fibrocartilage injury in his right wrist sustained during testing at Portimão.[28] He was replaced by Jordi Torres.
  • Ai Ogura missed the Portuguese round after undergoing surgery on his left wrist that was injured during a training accident.[52] He was not replaced.
  • Álex Escrig competed during P1 of the Portuguese round, but withdrew after being declared unfit due to the effects of a right shoulder injury sustained during pre-season testing.[4] He was replaced by David Sanchis for the rest of the weekend, and also at the Argentine and Americas rounds. Escrig also missed the Italian, German, and Dutch rounds to continue his recovery. He was replaced by Lorenzo Dalla Porta for the Italian and German round,[5] and by Yeray Ruiz for the Dutch round.[6] Dalla Porta raced for Pertamina Mandalika SAG Team from the start of the season but parted ways with the team after the French round.[53] He was replaced by Taiga Hada starting from the Italian round.[36] Escrig also missed the Catalan, San Marino, Indian, and Japanese rounds after sustaining a fractured tibia during P3 of the previous Austrian round.[54] He was again replaced by Ruiz for the Catalan round, and by Sean Dylan Kelly for the San Marino, Indian, and Japanese rounds.[7] Kelly raced for American Racing from the start of the season but parted ways with the team after the Austrian round. He was replaced by Marcos Ramírez starting from the Catalan round.
  • Kohta Nozane missed seven Grands Prix due to a lower back injury sustained at the Portuguese round.[14] He was replaced by Soichiro Minamimoto for the Argentine, Americas, and Spanish rounds, by Kasma Daniel for the Italian and German rounds,[15] and was not replaced for the French and Dutch rounds.
  • Lukas Tulovic missed the Argentine round due to a previous injury which also caused him to withdraw from the previous Portuguese round.[citation needed] He was not replaced. He also missed the Japanese round due to a broken collarbone.[33] He was replaced by Senna Agius.
  • Darryn Binder missed the Spanish and French rounds after suffering a double fracture of his right hand during P3 of the Americas round.[34] He was replaced for both races by Senna Agius. Binder also missed the Catalan and San Marino rounds due to a fractured vertebrae sustained in a crash during the previous Austrian race.[55] He was again replaced for both races by Agius.[56]
  • Rory Skinner missed the German and Dutch rounds after suffering a fractured right foot during P3 of the Italian round.[12] He was replaced for both races by Carlos Tatay.
  • Marcos Ramírez competed during P1 of the Dutch round, but withdrew after suffering a small fracture in his right elbow during the session.[6] He was replaced for the rest of the weekend by Álex Escrig. Escrig is a regular rider and Ramírez's teammate. He was initially declared unfit for the Dutch round and was replaced by Yeray Ruiz. Eventually, Escrig was declared fit enough to serve as a replacement rider for Ramírez.
  • Sean Dylan Kelly missed the British and Austrian rounds to continue his recovery from forearm surgery after being plagued with arm pump issues.[57] He was not replaced for the British round, and was replaced by Marcos Ramírez for the Austrian round.[10] Ramírez raced for Forward Team from the start of the season but parted ways with the team after the British round. He was replaced by Alberto Surra starting from the Austrian round.[8] Kelly parted ways with the team after the Austrian round. He was replaced by Ramírez as a full-time rider starting from the Catalan round.
  • Taiga Hada missed the Austrian and Catalan rounds due to injury.[37] He was replaced for both races by Mattia Rato.
  • Celestino Vietti missed the Japanese and Indonesian rounds due to a fractured pubic bone sustained in the Indian race. He was replaced by Borja Gómez for the Japanese round, and by Lorenzo Baldassarri for the Indonesian round.[19] Gómez raced for Fantic Racing from the start of the season as a regular rider and was Vietti's teammate but parted ways with the team after the Indian round. He was replaced by Mattia Casadei as a full-time rider starting from the Japanese round.[21]
  • Alberto Surra missed the Malaysian round due to injury. He was replaced by Sean Dylan Kelly.

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ This is the team name entered in the championship. Other team names used during the season are CAG Speed Up (rounds 1, 4, 10), Beta Tools Speed Up (rounds 2–3, 8–9, 11, 14–18), Lightech Speed Up (round 5), MB Conveyors Speed Up (rounds 6–7), +Ego Speed Up (round 12), and GT Trevisan Speed Up (round 13).
  2. ^ a b Álex Escrig was entered for the first Friday practice session during round 1, before being replaced by David Sanchis due to injury.
  3. ^ a b Marcos Ramírez was entered for the first Friday practice session during round 8, before being replaced by Álex Escrig due to injury.
  4. ^ From round 6 onwards, the team used the team name OnlyFans American Racing.
  5. ^ This is the team name entered in the championship. Other team names used during the season are Inde GasGas Aspar M2 (rounds 1, 5), Solunion GasGas Aspar Team (round 2), Asterius GasGas Aspar M2 (round 3), AutoSolar GasGas Aspar M2 (rounds 4, 6), Polar Cube GasGas Aspar Team (round 7), Inde GasGas Aspar Team (rounds 8, 12–18), Tensite GasGas Aspar Team (round 9), AutoSolar GasGas Aspar Team (round 10), and Asterius GasGas Aspar Team (round 11).

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