Ducati have unveiled their 2026 MotoGP bike, the final 1000cc variant before changing it for next year.
Last year’s champions will face slightly tougher competition this time around, but will be buoyed by their return. Mark MarquezIn the year He missed the last four events in 2025.
There is hope. Francesco Bagnaia In the year He will return to form since losing the 2024 title.
Ducati They should still be considered favorites for 2026. MotoGP Championship, however, considering that they have the winning bike in each of the last four campaigns.
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Marquez has been ‘thinking’ about winning againWinter is trying to recover from a collarbone injury.
MotoGP fans love Ducati life Their new shade of red. It is certainly one of the most amazing plans on the grid.
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Davide Tardozzi admits Ducati want to launch their 2027 MotoGP bike ‘in the spring’.
Albert Valera says Marquez will sign a 2027 deal first.Then allow the rest of the grid to fall into place.
Most of the riders are out of contract at the end of this season, which will create some chaos over the next few months.
Undoubtedly, Ducati already has two very desirable talents on the grid, and it is only a matter of who they want to sign.
Looking ahead to their 2027 machines, Davide Tardozzi revealed when the team plans to run them for the first time.
We are working on it, he said. GPON. We want to be on the track with Pyro in early spring.
“Niccolo will come later when the bike is considered competitive so we can have time on the track and learn about the Pirelli tires.”
How Francesco Bagnaia finds himself under a bit of pressure in pre-season testing
Bagnaia’s relationship with Marquez is ‘very good’But considering the Italian rider is not guaranteed to return to the top in 2026, change could be coming soon.
His confidence dropped on the GP25, and it was the bike he tried to figure it all out. Despite having a good relationship with his teammate, he was unable to patch things up.
This winter was crucial for his future. Preseason testing could determine where he spends the next few seasons.
In fact, it could determine whether he has a chance to compete for a championship. He never dreamed of leaving Ducati, but it might become a reality.
