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Marc Marquez sempre più re di Aragon, Bezzecchi può sorridere
29 Aug

Marc Marquez continues to reign supreme at Aragon, Bezzecchi can smile

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ARAGON - It was supposed to be a Ducati day, and it turned out to be a Ducati day. Marc Marquez confirmed his undisputed reign at Aragon by authoritatively taking the Sprint Race at his home circuit on a day of grace for the whole family, as his brother Alex finished second. Third was Marco Bezzecchi, who, after taking a historic pole position, "settled" for two championship points over his teammate and rival Jorge Martin. But overall, it's the winner's numbers that are frightening: with just one win, the Catalan confirms himself as the only rider in MotoGP history...
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Pecco Bagnaia e Ducati si salutano a fine stagione, finisce un sogno durato 8 anni
24 June

Pecco Bagnaia and Ducati say goodbye at the end of the season, ending an eight-year dream.

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A true revolution, long in the making but now officially confirmed. Starting in 2027, and for at least two years, the official Ducati MotoGP team will consist of the confirmed Marc Márquez and another Spaniard: Pedro Acosta. This means the departure of Pecco Bagnaia, who will join Aprilia alongside Marco Bezzecchi, ending an eight-year career. A period that changed the history of the rider himself, but also, and perhaps more importantly, of the Borgo Panigale manufacturer. A protagonist of the MotoGP World Championship for 14 seasons, Bagnaia's career can be traced back to this point…
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