ducati

Hi Everyone, I'm Cole! Currently based out of NY/FL and have a passion for anything with a motor. Currently have a Panigale V4 on the way. Lover of all things motorsports. I also collect a bunch of Motorsport Memorabilia. I wanted to share a piece I recently purchased through an estate. Not...

https://www.gpone.com/en/2022/06/24/motogp/ciabatti-the-gresini-team-is-talking-to-alex-marquez-but-its-not-managed-by-ducati?refresh_ce Exciting news. I'd like to see Bastianini or Zarco replace Miller.

The article is unclear if he will get it the rest of the year, but pointless him trying it out if not. https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/1002109/1/bastianini-gets-2022-ducati-fairing-works-bagnaia-style

I'm calling it for 2023. Jorge Martin to Factory Ducati Bastianini to Pramac. https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/miller-left-in-the-dark-by-ducati-over-his-motogp-future/9705116/

I felt this was a big enough talking point to start a new thread.https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/factory-ducati-riders-switch-to-year-old-motogp-engines-for-2022/8673865/

According to Mir and Quartararo next year we will have Ducati championship. What it is going to be. Factory team vs. Pramac? I think the other two are weaker. :rolleyes: Edit: Whoops, forgot the yellow team needs only 90 seconds to start winning on a Ducati. So make it three-team contention.

Ducati has always been known for their development in aerodynamics and their wings so it was no surprise that at the Qatar test they arrived with a brand new side fairing that was first tested by Michele Pirro but has further been tested by the official riders such as Jack Miller, these fairings...

https://the-race.com/motogp/how-ducati-managed-to-lose-its-top-motogp-rider/

https://www.roadracingworld.com/news/motogp-jack-miller-joining-factory-ducati-team-in-2021/ Well deserved!

Zarco is to be placed in the Pramac Ducati team in place of Jack Miller for 2020. https://twitter.com/M_Turco/status/1195746393010425857 https://motomatters.com/analysis/2019/11/17/valencia_motogp_saturday_round_up_alex.html

Last year Domenicalli screwed up by pissing off Lorenzo early and having talks with Petrucci. Then JL99 started showing dominance on the red bike unseen since the Stoner days. This year they somehow felt the need to offer a super-early extension to Petrux. Danilo admitted that getting a win was...

Surprised this thread hasn't been started already... I'm sure we've all read it but to sum up we're hearing rumours of Jorge taking Jack Miller's bike as a full spec GP20 next year with considerable factory support or at least more than Miller gets. Discuss... Sent from my SM-A510F using Tapatalk

Methinks they need a new rider. Could it be Lorenzo? How much credit gets Lorenzo for turning Ducati into "the best bike on the grid"? It happened when he was in the team. Now he is not and Ducati is losing ground. Coincidence? Maybe, maybe not. Will Ducati try and lure Marc for 2021-22? I...

Really, reading all these remarks makes my stomach turn. When Kawasaki dominates with two riders then it is OK. If just one Ducati rider keeps winning then it has unfair advantage and restrictions should be imposed! Basically, lets say it out loud. If anything else wins than Kawasaki and Rea...

Bautista is the fastest Ducati rider. I kind of expected that, but Davies is much slower than I expected. What does it mean? The new Ducati needs lots of development? If true, then Bautista may become real threat when Ducati get their ducks in a row.

I like it, ignoring the mission winnow branding. Nice they have gone back to predominantly red.

Lorenzo feels better on Honda than Ducati The man can now speaker now that he is free of Ducati https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/lorenzo-safer-compact-honda-ducati/4318539/ Crash also have the same story with a bit more info...

https://www.gpone.com/en/blog/paolo-scalera/2018/07/31/ducati-choices-imply-they-are-already-looking-at-marquez.html Hmmmm...think MM could win on a Ducati? I highly doubt he will leave HRC any time soon.

Craig Scarborough who does a lot of F1 technical breakdowns did one for the Ducati mass damper system earlier in the year I missed. Fascinating read about how their system works. https://drivetribe.com/p/motogp-what-ducati-keeps-in-its-fSz6IxA9Swi7xd19pIdc0Q?iid=bAqZFA2oQnKe4zISdO2ehw

A few days after Ducati MotoGP and SBK riders confirmed their attendance at WDW2018, another exciting development has made the event more of a must than ever: The Race of Champions. On Saturday 21 July Ducati riders will engage in a thrilling challenge at the Misano World Circuit as they go...