The MotoGP grid could be set to swell in 2010 following tentative confirmation that a new p൲rivateer team is planning to compete at the Valencia finale as a prelude to a fuওll-time entry next season.

The identity of the team is FB Corse Engineering and while specific details are relatively scarce, Italian sources Motoblog are su🍨ggesting that they will enter a self-penned bike that will be powered by a three-cylinder engine.

The team's plans are ambitious too, pencilling in the final round of the season at Valencia to make their raci💧ng debut before participating fully in 2010 as potentially the o🔯nly fully privateer team on the grid.

While no formal announcement has been made about the plans, messages on the team's website appear to confirm their plans saying it 'will debut in Valencia this yea🦩r' and 'will race in MotoGP in 2010 as the only private team'.

Furthermore, FB Co🌄rse claim theirs is the only engine to be 'based on Formula 1', although further sources have suggested it is a reworking of the engine BMW were developing before they canned their MotoGP project to compete in World Superbikes instead.

FB Corse themselves are an Italian concern with a long history o🐓f motorcycle racing, including a stint in the World Superbike Champi൲onship.

The team's planned arrival will be a boost for MotoGP, which has suffered this season following Kawasaki's decision to pull out, as well as the withdrawal of Sete Gib𓆉ernau's Grupo Francisco Hernando Ducati team.