Niccolo Bullega believes one rider has helped his MotoGP dream in 2027

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Does Iker Lecuona deserve to be in MotoGP?

Niccolò Bulega Iker Lecuona believes MotoGP is what the world’s superbike riders can do.

Ducati Challenger rider Michel Pirro initially replaced Alex Marquez at the Italian Grand Prix, but was allowed a break in the World Superbike calendar. Lekuona to replace on Hungarian GP. In the feature race at Balaton Park, the Spaniard impressed with a seventh-place finish.

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open Jorge Martin’s massive Turn 1 crash at Balaton Park helped Licuona claim P7, as he took out several top contenders from the Hungarian GP. Bulega, however, believes Lecuona’s pace throughout the weekend showed MotoGP what the world’s superbike riders can bring.

“I’m very happy that Iker is doing well,” Bulega said. Sky Sports Italy. “It’s good news for me and for Superbike too because it shows that a rider who competes in our championship can also compete in MotoGP.

It is true that the race had several crashes that affected the final result, but it was fast all weekend. By the end of the race he was able to pull away from more experienced riders.

Nicolo Bulega feels ‘Ducati’s support’ as he seeks ‘dream’ move to MotoGP in 2027

Bullega is still trying to secure a permanent transfer to MotoGP for 2027, with the series introducing a number of regulatory changes including the introduction of 850cc engines and the banning of ride height devices. MotoGP ditches Michelin to run Pirelli tires in WSBK Bulega.

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It is said that VR46 signs Bullega for the 2027 MotoGP seasonAfter Valentino Rossi chose the World Superbike Championship’s top driver to replace Franco Morbidelli. Speed ​​in Ducati’s 850cc trials is believed to be a major factor in Rossi’s decision to acquire the Bulega.

At the moment, however, Bulega cannot confirm that his “dream” of becoming a regular MotoGP rider will come true next year. The 26-year-old is working hard to move into the Prototype series, and thinks it is “important” to have Ducati’s “support”.

Bulega said: “I can’t say much at the moment, we are working on it, and I feel that I have the support of Ducati at this stage. It is very important for me to feel their support, because it means that I still have faith, maybe even beyond the Superbike, which gives me a lot of motivation.

It’s still too early to talk about certain situations specifically, but my dream has always been to get to MotoGP. We are working towards this, and we hope to succeed.