Ducati has shocked the MotoGP world by confirming that the architect of their modern resurgence and two-time world champion Francesco Bagnaia will make way for Pedro Acosta in 2027. The move exposes Paddock’s worst secret – but its brutal ending still leaves fans and insiders shocked. Bagnaia, who has worn Ducati red throughout his premier
Peko to Noel Bagnaia signs four-year Aprilia MotoGP deal Well, it didn’t take long… Hot on the heels of Ducati officially confirming that Francesco Bagnaia will be leaving Bologna at the end of the 2026 MotoGP season, Aprilia Racing has now completed the second part of the story by confirming that Pecco will be joining
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
Francesco Bagnaia returned to the front row at Brno, overcoming a troubled morning and fierce rivals to secure a vital third place qualifying position for Ducati – setting the stage for a Grand Prix contest full of tension and anticipation. At the famous Brno circuit on Saturday afternoon, Bagnaia drove his Ducati Lenovo Team machine
Francesco Bagnaia has launched a volley of criticism against the current direction of MotoGP, questioning the wisdom of tire testing restrictions and dismissing proposed technical changes as a backward step for the sport. All eyes are on Bagnaia as he rides high after three consecutive podiums heading into the Czech Republic for the season-deciding ninth