MOTOGP » Moto2: Coghlan secures full time 2011 ride

10 November 2010
Kev Coghlan replaces Alex Debon at Aeroport de Castello for 2011.
Moto2: Coghlan secures full time 2011 ride
There will be three full time British riders in the 2011 Moto2 World Championship following the news that Kev Coghlan has signed to replace the retiring Alex Debon at the Aeroport de Castello team.

Coghlan, who made two Moto2 wild-card appearances during 2010, joins fellow British riders Scott Redding and Bradley Smith in securing a full time seat.

The Spanish-based Scot will use the British-built FTR chassis, which won the Valencia season finale with Karel Abraham.

Tagged as: moto2 , Bradley Smith , Scott Redding , Kev Coghlan
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Coghlan, Valencia Moto2 tests, November 2010

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CletusQWashingMachineIII

November 10, 2010 3:56 PM

Oh, excellent. This lad has been doing very well in the Spanish championship. He lives over in Spain and has found his way through to being consistently competitive in a very good championship. I hope he does himself proud.

Doesn't Debon actually own and run this team? Not the sort of bloke I'd like to go back to if I'd just binned his bike.


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