One of the most significant rider moves in recent MotoGP history is now official, and Ducati has no illusions about what it means. Ducati team manager Davide Tardozzi has openly admitted that Francesco Bagnia will be a real “problem” for the Bologna factory when the two-time world champion lines up against him at Aprilia in
Controversy erupted at the Dutch Grand Prix when reigning MotoGP champion Francesco “Peco” Bagnaia was handed a race-changing penalty, demoting him down the order and causing the Italian star to question the rules that govern the sport’s toughest moments. Bagnaia, riding for Ducati Lenovo Team, was demoted from sixth to seventh at the conclusion of
Shockwaves echoed across the MotoGP paddock this morning as Aprilia announced the signing of double world champion Francesco Bagnaia for the 2027 season – a bold move that promises to rewrite the balance of power in the premier class. In a surprise confirmation, Aprilia revealed that Bagnaia, currently Ducati’s star rider and two-time MotoGP World
Ducati’s reigning champion Peco Bagnaia has rediscovered his racing joy – all thanks to the newly resurfaced tarmac of the famous Brno circuit, which has eliminated his frequent grip problems and rekindled his competitive fire. Friday practice at the Czech MotoGP round brought a remarkable turnaround for Bagnaia, who was openly disappointed at the Balaton