Espargaro predicts Ducati will lose all its advantage in MotoGP, beginning next year
KTM test rider Pol Espargaro believes Ducati will slowly lose its stranglehold on MotoGP from next year, as the changes it has made to its MotoGP programme start to bite. Espargaro, who took part in last week’s Austrian Grand Prix as a wildcard, reckons that Ducati will immediately feel the loss of Jorge Martin, Enea Bastianini and the Pramac team in 2025.
Jorge Martin, Pramac Racing Photo by: Gold and Goose / Motorsport Images “ little by little it will reverse, starting with next year, since they've lost one team and a couple of very fast riders.” KTM’s home race ended up in disappointment, with the marque’s best runner Brad Binder finishing fifth and 18.6s down on winner Francesco Bagnaia.
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