Peco’s Ducati departure begins as Acosta prepares to join Marquez Ducati Corse has formally confirmed that Francesco Bagnaia and the Bologna marque will part ways at the end of the 2026 MotoGP season, ending one of the most successful rider/manufacturer partnerships in Ducati’s premier-class history. In a separate release, Ducati also confirmed that Pedro Acosta
Francesco Bagnaia’s Ducati departure has shocked the MotoGP world – not for any dramatic betrayal, but for the sheer raw honesty at its core: “We argued more than we wanted to,” the double world champion admitted, exposing a fracture that was far deeper than any paddock rumor could have predicted. After months of wild speculation,
Chaos broke out in Brno as Marco Bezzecchi’s championship campaign was shattered by a late-race crash, sparking furious debate among MotoGP fans who accused him of repeating the infamous mistakes that cost Francesco Bagnaia the 2024 title. Bezecchi was fifth with stiff competition in the closing laps of the Czech Grand Prix sprint, ahead of