Ducati: Losing Jorge Martin, Marco Bezzecchi and Pramac “not Marc Marquez’s fault”

Since Mugello, Ducati has lost Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi to Aprilia, and last year’s MotoGP groups’ bosses Pramac to Yamaha.

Martin and Bezzecchi both passed on Ducati to investigate plant rides at Aprilia, as the maker rather picked Marc Marquez to be Francesco Bagnaia’s partner in 2025.

Pramac, who were connected with Marquez and in this way remaining with Ducati preceding the eight-time title holder excusing any possibility joining the Italian group, marked a long term arrangement to change to Yamaha, and that implies Marquez an affects every one of the three misfortunes for Ducati.

Be that as it may, talking about Ducati’s destined to-be new period, Gigi Dall’Igna rushed to shield Marquez.

“It’s not Marc Marquez’s issue or at all an issue,” said Dall’Igna.

“Actually we fostered a great deal of riders, a ton of good riders and a ton of champions and toward the end we can’t keep working with them in the future since they need to find a better place where they can ride the most ideal bicycle for them.

“We start again with another time on the grounds that one year from now we will have [Fermin] Aldeguer with us.

“We start again with a youthful rider to foster them and track down the hero representing things to come.”

It actually is not yet clear what group Aldeguer will ride for, with expanding hypothesis recommending the VR46 group.

Dall’Igna likewise conceded a choice on this won’t take long: “We are dealing with that yet in Sachsenring or in no time you can have all the data in regards to that.”

Dall’Igna additionally talked about losing Martin, whom he’s worked with for a long time.

Dall’Igna expressed: “It’s weird to talk about. We represented four years realizing that the following year we would go on together.

“In any case, interestingly, the primary end of the week we know that toward the year’s end our way will be unique.

“It is weird in any case, I keep on supporting him and to give him all the data to attempt to go about his business. He is a Ducati rider for the rest of the year so we need the best for him.”