It’s official. Pedro Acosta joins Marc Marquez at Ducati for 2027 MotoGP season
Bet you didn’t see this one coming.
Bet you didn’t see this one coming.
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,
Pedro Acosta’s patience with KTM has finally run out – he has his sights set on a Ducati seat and can’t wait to leave his current team in the dust. This is the bomb dropped by veteran MotoGP insider Carlo Pernat, who claims the Spanish prodigy is tired of KTM’s constant technical failures and is
MotoGP is going through its stupidest season ever. The rider market is crazy, with many moves for 2027 already finalized or nearly finalized before the 2026 season begins. I believe this creates its own issues between riders and teams, but since we are on the eve of completely new rules for MotoGP bikes, some teams
Ducati signs Marc Marquez for 2027 and 2028 Ducati Corse has confirmed that Marc Marquez will remain with the Ducati Lenovo Team for the 2027 and 2028 MotoGP World Championship seasons. Ducati’s official release presents the renewal as a natural continuation of the most successful phase of the Marquez-Ducati relationship to date, built around their
With the launch of Desmo 250 MX, Ducati has strengthened its foothold in the moto world. No, not the wider world of motorcycles, as it always has been. But the Motocross world, as the company now offers Motocross models in both 250 and 450 variants. But what sets the Desmo250 MX apart from other small-capacity
Ducati has expanded its Motocross ambitions with the unveiling of the new Desmo250 MX, a purpose-built machine designed to compete at the highest level of the 250cc class. Following the debut of the Desmo450 MX, the Italian manufacturer brings its racing expertise to the MX2 segment, combining high-performance engineering, advanced electronics and the brand’s signature
Multistrada V4 riders recognized for global travel stories Ducati has announced the six winners of its 2026 Multistrada V4 Voyageurs competition, recognizing riders from Colombia, Italy, Lithuania, China and France on everything from South American expeditions to a father-daughter trip across North Africa. The initiative invited Multistrada V4 owners from around the world to share
Ducati has officially unveiled the program for World Ducati Week 2026, an edition that will mark one of the most important milestones in the company’s history. Taking place from 3 to 5 July at the Misano World Circuit, the event will celebrate Ducati’s 100th anniversary, with thousands of enthusiasts expected from around the world to