The Jack&Jones Presented by Antonio Banderas FIM Moto2 World Championship team has folded, leaving Kenny Noyes without a ride, according to the American rider. “Team sponsorship fell apart,” Noyes wrote in an e-mail today to Roadracingworld.com. “We are now looking at other options, but it is late and there are not many good slots open.” The 31-year-old American got off to a relatively strong start during the inaugural Moto2 season in 2010, qualifying ninth and finishing seventh in round two at Jerez and earning pole position at Le Mans, a track he had never ridden on before. But aside from relatively good results at the two other rounds in Spain (where he has raced for the last few seasons), Noyes, one of only two riders on a PromoHarris chassis, struggled to break into the top-20. He ended up 24th in the final Championship point standings. In November, it was announced that Noyes would continue with his team in 2011 and that the team would switch to a Suter chassis, the most common chassis in Moto2. Those plans are now on hold.