Ducati goes backward to go forward – Márquez and Bagnaia to race GP24.9s in 2025
Pre-season testing is over, next comes the racing: and the reds look like continuing their MotoGP domination, with a mostly year-old motorcycle
Motor Sport’s MotoGP reporter Mat Oxley answers your questions as teams conclude their first pre-2017 tests and look for the best development direction into next season.
The Valencia test saw Jorge Lorenzo ride a Ducati for the first time, Maverick Viñales a Yamaha, Andrea Iannone a Suzuki and Bradley Smith a KTM. It was Viñales who topped the timesheets on both days.
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Pre-season testing is over, next comes the racing: and the reds look like continuing their MotoGP domination, with a mostly year-old motorcycle
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