Listen to this article Turkish superstar Razgatlioglu delivered Yamaha its first WSBK title in 2021 since 2009 when he beat Jonathan Rea in a thrilling season that went down to the final round in Indonesia last November. Razgatlioglu had been linked to a MotoGP switch for 2022 with Yamaha’s satellite outfit – which was formerly Petronas SRT, and is now the rebranded RNF Racing – but signed a two-year deal to remain with the Japanese marque in WSBK. Despite this, Razgatlioglu didn’t rule out a MotoGP move in 2023 in a post on his social media channels earlier this year, while Yamaha confirmed in February it would host a private test for him on its MotoGP bike. In an exclusive interview with Motorsport.com, Jarvis says Razgatlioglu’s test – due to take place in June – is both a prize for his WSBK title and an evaluation of a potential MotoGP step in 2023. “I would say …