Senna Agius is hoping to replicate something Jack Miller and Casey Stoner both did in their motorcycle Grand Prix careers, which all riders aspire to do when reaching a racing category on the world stage.<\/p>\n
Agius has enjoyed a promising start this second season in Moto2<\/a> with the Liqui Moly Intact GP team, improving on his single podium last season to claim four already in 2025 with a victory under his belt as well. <\/p>\n The improvement sees him sit seventh in the current riders\u2019 standings for the year, a few places behind Diogo Moreira, who is currently attracting interest from Ducati<\/a> and Yamaha in the premier class, MotoGP.<\/p>\n Yamaha have also been told to look into signing Manuel Gonzalez<\/a> over Moreira, the current championship leader of the Moto2 series, which suggests to Agius that an opportunity in the premier class could be heading his way, provided he increases the output of his results. <\/p>\n Senna Agius wants to replicate Jack Miller and Casey Stoner\u2019s epic wins at Phillip Island<\/p>\n In an exclusive interview with Fox Sports Australia, Agius opened up on how excited he is to race in his home Grand Prix in Moto2 for the second season in a row. The 20-year-old stated, \u201cSame as I was last year, I was buzzing. The weather made life difficult last year, but it was definitely entertaining. <\/p>\n \u201cThe Sunday was great. I would say it\u2019s up there with the win, honestly. What I felt at Philip Island, I was just freaking out that it was at my home Grand Prix.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p>\n The Australian finished on the podium at his first home Grand Prix last season, taking third place behind Fermin Aldeguer and Aron Canet. It was Agius\u2019 first podium in the category after winning the Moto2 European championship in 2023, which earned him a full-time ride in the world championship for 2024.<\/p>\n In his own words, the only thing that can top a podium finish at your home Grand Prix \u2018is winning at home\u2019.<\/p>\n \u201cThat\u2019s got to be done,\u201d Agius continues. \u201cEveryone\u2019s done that. Like Jack\u2019s famous win, you know, Casey always won there. So yeah, definitely be cool to win at home.\u201d<\/p>\n Who are the home heroes at the Australian Grand Prix?<\/p>\n Despite there being a constant presence of Australian riders throughout the history of Grand Prix motorcycling, the category didn\u2019t have a race in the country until 1989. <\/p>\n