Photo: Max Biaggi
Despite denying multiple rumors which now seem to have in fact, been kind of true, it looks like Max Biaggi has not given up all the desire to race. According to insella, Biaggi admitted that he is still training regularly twice a week, because "you never know"...
And since nobody trains just for the kicks, we can expect to see Biaggi back on the track, maybe even in 2014.
So far, the 2014 season will be a year of rest as Biaggi will be an SBK commentator for Italian group Mediaset, but he has plans for some talks with Dorna Sports for wildcard appearances, rumors have it.
Biaggi is said to have talked to Aprilia about giving him a bike and working on the potential comeback, but things are less certain now that Gigi Dall'Igna left the house of Noale and is in charge of Ducati Corse.
"I have renewed the agreement with Italia 1 to comment the races, but I also have more in mind. I train twice a week for my well-being , but also because you never know ... I'm not saying I want to come back at all costs, but without dreams there are no prospects,” Max Biaggi told Gazzetta dello Sport.
So far, the 2014 season will be a year of rest as Biaggi will be an SBK commentator for Italian group Mediaset, but he has plans for some talks with Dorna Sports for wildcard appearances, rumors have it.
Biaggi is said to have talked to Aprilia about giving him a bike and working on the potential comeback, but things are less certain now that Gigi Dall'Igna left the house of Noale and is in charge of Ducati Corse.
"I have renewed the agreement with Italia 1 to comment the races, but I also have more in mind. I train twice a week for my well-being , but also because you never know ... I'm not saying I want to come back at all costs, but without dreams there are no prospects,” Max Biaggi told Gazzetta dello Sport.
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