Quartararo parts ways with MotoGP agent after long-term collaboration

The Shocking End of Quartararo’s Relationship with Mahe

In a surprising move, it has been reported that Fabio Quartararo and his manager, Eric Mahe have decided to end their partnership. While both parties are yet to make any official statements regarding the matter, has confirmed the news.

What remains unclear is who will take over as Quartararo’s new manager ahead of the crucial 2024 season when he will need to decide on his future in MotoGP. It was Eric Mahe who secured Quartararo’s Yamaha deal for this year and his last contract renewal which runs until next year.

This split comes just months after Marc Marquez also parted ways with Emilio Alzamora, who had been by his side throughout his career.

The Role Played by Eric Mahe in Quartararo’s Career

Eric Mahe first began working with Fabio Quartararo in mid-2016 when the Frenchman was still competing in Moto3. At that time, he had recently split from Eduardo Martin, his previous agent. It was under Eric’s guidance that Quartararo rose through the ranks to reach MotoGP.

In fact, it was thanks to him that Fabio got promoted from Moto2 in 2017 and subsequently joined Yamaha before moving into Sepang Racing Team (SRT) satellite structure where he currently rides.

Quartarato at Mugello This Weekend

The reports on this unexpected decision come just as riders gear up for Sunday’s sixth round of calendar races at Mugello.The rider did not travel along with Manager,Mahe.Quartorato finished fifteenth in the combined timesheets at Mugello on Friday, putting him through Q1 for the third consecutive race.

Despite expressing disappointment with his performance, Quartararo remains focused on improving his riding skills and techniques during subsequent races. In fact, he admitted that getting angry every time would not help to improve his performance.

Conclusion

The news of Eric Mahe’s split from Fabio Quartararo has taken many by surprise. While it is unclear what led to their decision, one thing is certain – this development will have a significant impact on Quartararo’s future in MotoGP.

With no word yet as to who will take over management duties from Eric Mahe ahead of the crucial 2024 season when Fabio will need to decide whether or not to continue racing in MotoGP, all eyes are now firmly fixed on Yamaha and their plans for the Frenchman.