Antonio Banderas officially presented yesterday evening at the Compac Theatre in Madrid his Moto2 team, Jack&Jones by Antonio Banderas.
The Spanish team will compete in the inaugural Moto2 World Championship that kicks off on April 11th in Qatar with riders Kenny Noyes and Joan Olivé who will be riding Promoharris prototypes.
Banderas who owns a number of bikes in his personal collection (Honda Goldwing, a HD Softail, a Guzzi and a 450cc motocross bike) is also a big racing fan (remembering Kenny Roberts and Wayne Rainey) said: “I have always been a motorcycle fan and when this opportunity came up I did not hesitate for a moment.
From the moment that they proposed this project, I liked it and I decided to get involved.
” About the Moto2 category Banderas said: “I think it’s very interesting and that we’re going to see the true qualities of the riders.
Everyone has the same engine, which is very powerful and will underline the skill of every team and their technical staff.
They will have the opportunity to advance the bikes as they look for the perfect balance for the riders.
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