2021 WorldSBK🌼 champion Toprak Razgatlioglu has revealed a switch to MotoGP could be po🐻ssible as early as 2023. 

It's no secret that Yamaha wants Razgatli♍oglu in MotoGP after the neಌwly-named RNF team - formerly known as Petronas Yamaha - made an offer to acquire the Turkish star for 2022.

That came midway tওhrough the 2021 season, a season in which winning the WorldSBK title was Razgatlioglu’s only aim.&🌟nbsp;

In fact, Razgatlioglu has been adamant about remaining in the Sup🔜erbike paddock for years, making a move to MotoGP less and less likely. 

However, that could be set to change as Razgat🅠lioglu has confirmed he will test an M1 Yamaha alongside Cal Crutchlow next year. 

GPone reported the new𒁏s saying: "I will try the M1 in a couple of private tests in 2022. In these days I will be with Cal Crutchlow and I hope ൩to make my debut in MotoGP in 2023 even if now all my concentration is on WorldSBK for next season."

Razgatlioglu is also rumoured to have already agreed to be RNF Yamaha’s reserve rider for 2022, a role Crutchlow will occupy f꧙or the factory Monster Energy Yamaha Team.&♏nbsp;

Should Razgatlioglu join MotoGP in 2023, then his route is all-but confirmed t🍸o be with the RNF squad as Franco ﷽Morbidelli is pencilled in through to the end of said 2023 season, while retaining 2021 world champion Fabio Quartararo is the Japanese manufacturer’s main aim. 

Further🐠morℱe, Andrea Dovizioso is contracted only until the end of 2022 as is new team-mate Darryn Binder. 

The South African, who surprisingly got the seat alongside Dovizioso, could be the rider most at risk due to his lack of results in Moto3, albeit it didn’t det𓆏er the team from promoting him straight to the💧 premier class anyway. 

What is gua💙ranteed, is that Razgatlioglu will defend his Wor😼ldSBK title in 2022 after he became the first ever Turkish premier class champion.