Gigi Dall’Igna speaks for the first time after losing Jorge Martin, Marco Bezzecchi and Pramac from Ducati.
Martin and Bezzecchi both left Ducati to explore factory rides at Aprilia, as the manufacturer instead chose Marc Marquez to be Francesco Bagnaia’s team-mate in 2025.
“The reality is that we developed a lot of riders, a lot of good riders and a lot of champions and at the end we cannot continue working with them in the future because they have to find a different place where they can ride the best possible bike for them.“We start again with a young rider to develop them and find the champion of the future.”
Dall’Igna also admitted a decision on this won’t take long: “We are working on that but in Sachsenring or shortly you can have all the information regarding that.”Dall’Igna stated: “It’s strange to speak about. We spoke for four years knowing that the next year we would continue together.
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