However, with a vital contractual deadline fast approaching, the satellite team have still not committed themselves to the manufacturer.“It’s clear that we’re in the final stages because the time to make a decision is running out,” Ducati general manager Dall’Igna told Sky Italia.“We have a history with Pramac. We’ve worked together a lot and we have a friendship that binds us.
But, Martin is going to Aprilia and Marc Marquez will move from Gresini to the factory team next year. Enea Bastianini and Maverick Vinales have signed to KTM leaving Pramac without a stellar option as a rider. Franco Morbidelli’s deal runs out this season. Fermin Aldeguer will move from Moto2 to MotoGP with Ducati so is a likely option if Pramac stay next season.Yamaha are keen to double their presence on the 2025 grid by adding a satellite team.
Pramac team boss Gino Borsoi is adamant that the team will opt to remain with Ducati next year, but until official confirmation is signed, sealed and delivered? Then Dall’Igna and co will continue to worry about the status of their team.Sergio Perez needs ‘successful weekend’ after Canada “disaster”