Max Biaggi won his second World Superbike title last Sunday at Magny-Cours, but the Roman Emperor who will be 42 next year, has yet to pen a new deal with Aprilia.
Biaggi, until last August said he wanted to continue racing, but now has decided to play the waiting game again, saying ” I need five or six days to stay home and get back to the family and decide what to do.
So, no decision now about 2013.
”The decision whether the Italian will hang up his lid or be back for another season will be decided after next week’s test at the Motorland Aragon circuit, said Gigi dall’Igna in an interview with the Gazzetta dello Sport.
“After we return from Spain we will sit at a table and see what is the best solution is.
As long as there is no signature anything can happen.
We are working hard to find a good solution for both of us.
”Aprilia’s Technical and Racing Director also confirmed that continued development on the RSV4 is going full speed ahead, “We haven’t lost our calm and we have already anticipated a new engine spec and electronics.
That way we know that we will be fast again next year.
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