Yes, and I think there have been discussions along these lines.
To give him his due, he is a hard-working rider, and good at development, which is probably what has sustained his career recently. And everyone seems to like him.
For those who haven't noticed yet, Kenny Noyes is getting another go at Moto2, on Nakagima's bike, and he knows Aragon very well.
So worth the US guys catching up with Moto2 this weekend.
And Moto3, to see how our Jack goes hanging onto his diminishing points lead.
Some seriously technical sections at that circuit.
