Sebelum MotoGP™ Qatar, Ducati Targetkan Kontrak Baru Pecco Bagnaia Akan Terbit

"Ini akan menjadi tahun yang penuh tantangan karena regulasi berubah padaakhir tahun lalu. Sekarang kami sedikit kalah dengan rival kami,” ujarnya.

"Mereka akan memiliki lebih banyak konsesi dan kemungkinan untuk mengembangkan motor lebih jauh selama musim ini. Justru karena alasan itu, kami mungkin harus memulai tahun ini dengan kecepatan yang mungkin lebih cepat dibandingkan tahun 2022 dan 2023. Ini akan menjadi tantangan yang signifikan."

Setelah musim 2023 yang luar biasa, Dall’Igna menyatakan bahwa selalu ada ruang untuk peningkatan bagai Ducati. “Dan itu harus menjadi tujuan kami. Dalam bidang aerodinamika, mungkin, kami telah mengambil langkah maju,” tuturnya.

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JAKARTA, MOTOREXPERTZ.COM - Ducati Corse General Manager Gigi Dall'Igna has expressed his desire to keep the reigning World Champion for the next two seasons.

Although the 2024 season has yet to officially kick off, early rumors surrounding the 2025 riders' market are already a hot topic.

In an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, Ducati Corse General Manager Gigi Dall'Igna confirmed that the Bologna manufacturer is looking to extend Francesco Bagnaia's contract before MotoGP™ Qatar.

Pecco's contract will expire at the end of this season, and it is clear that Ducati wants to tie down its mainstay before the start of the opening round.

That's so #1 can focus fully on the hunt for a hat-trick of titles in the premier class.

"Will he renew his contract before Qatar? That's the goal, even though the two-time world champion's contract is always complicated," said Dall'Igna.

Furthermore, the Italian also spoke about Enea Bastianini, who also completed the Ducati line-up in 2024. 

"I see him calmer than at the beginning of last season," said Dall'Igna commenting on Bestia's figure.

Regarding the signing of eight-time World Champion Marc Marquez (Gresini Racing), Dall'Igna highlighted the Spaniard's humble attitude after leaving Honda.