MotoAmerica rider Jaysonꦚ Uribe will make his World Superbik🎀e debut at next weekend’s Autodrom Most, Czech Redpublic round. 

Uribe replaces Samuele Cavaꦬlieri for the remainder of 2021 after the Italian parted ways♕ with Pedercini Kawasaki before round four at Donington Park. 

Luke Mossey was called in to replace the Italian rider for hꦜis home round, while the team decided to leavܫe the seat vacant for last weekend’s round five at Assen. 

Uribe will join Belgian rider Loris Cresson who scored his first points of the y💯ear in Assen. 

T♔he American said: "I’m super excited to be given the oppꦛortunity to ride with Outdo TPR Team Pedercini at Most. I think it will be a lot of fun to be able to work with such a great and well-established team. 

"I am also excited t𒉰o reconnect with a few people who are already in the team that I know (the Gimbert family) from 2015, when I raced in the French Superbike series in Superstock. It will be good to get back on a Kawasaki. 

"I don’t have so much experience on the green machine and it is a new track so for sure there will be a big learning cuꦏrve, especially with the Pirelli tyres which I also don’t know bu🍸t I am ready for the challenge. 

"Everybody so far has been very supportive and to be finally in the World Superbike paddock, whic⭕h is somewhe💖re that I have wanted to be for a long time is great. 

"I am doing everything I can to be ready, both physically and mentally and I cღan’t thank Lucio and✨ Outdo TPR Team Pedercini for the opportunity."

Uribe’s signi🧸ng alܫso means there will be two American riders on the grid for the first time since 2014, as he joins Yamaha’s Garrett Gerloff. 

The😼 twenty-two-year-old has experience in BSB and became the first American to stand on a BSB Moto3 podium! He has also contested the CEV Moto2 Championship.