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Jack Miller says it would be fantastic if Ducati increases its MotoGP supply to four teams and eight riders for the 2022 season.
Official rider Jack Miller thinks it would be fantastic if Ducati puts a rumoured eight bikes on the 2022 MotoGP grid.
In addition to the Factory team of Miller and Francesco Bagnaia, Pramac recently extended its deal as Ducati s main satellite team until 2024.
However, Avintia, currently the third Ducati team, is to be replaced by the new Aramco VR46 project next season, while Gresini is in need of machines as it makes the transition from Aprilia s factory-partner back to an Independent team.
You can even configure it before signing the cheque on Ducatiâs website
Even before the naked makes it down to our shores, Ducati has introduced some swanky accessories for the 2021 Monster. These bits vary from small ergonomic changes like footpegs to whacky graphic sets that add even more craziness to the Monster. You can even try out these accessories and create the Monster of your dreams right from your couch on Ducati India’s online configurator.
Ducati is offering two customization sets with graphics: a Pixel kit and a GP kit. The former comprises a tank cover, seat side panels, seat cover, headlight fairing, and a front mudguard, most of them in aggressive and modern grey/black graphics.
Pramac to continue as a Ducati satellite team for the next three seasons.
Pramac has officially confirmed that it will continue to as a Factory-supported Ducati team for the next three years.
The expected deal continues a partnership that began back in 2005 and, since 2020, has seen both of the Pramac riders not only under direct contract to the factory but also racing with the latest Desmosedici machinery.
The Pramac team has also been used by Ducati to groom potential Official team riders, with Andrea Iannone, Danilo Petrucci and now Jack Miller and Francesco Bagnaia promoted from Pramac to Factory.
Despite many podiums, Pramac is yet to win a MotoGP race with Ducati (although it did win races while running Makoto Tamada at Honda Pons).
2021 Ducati Monster gets accessory and graphics kits, arrival in Malaysia expected in Q4, priced at RM74,000
25 May 2021 1:59 pm / 1 comment
Revised, reworked, revamped and eliciting divided responses from fans, the all new 2021 Ducati Monster and Monster Plus now come with a range of accessories and dress up graphics kits. For Malaysia,
paultan.org was informed the 2021 Ducati Monster will likely be landing on local shores around the fourth quarter, and pricing is estimated to be “around RM74,000, about the same price (as the previous generation Ducati Monster 821) plus 5%.”
As listed in the official Ducati Performance catalogue, the Monster accessories allows owners to stamp their own identity on their naked sports motorcycle. Using the online configurator available on the Ducati website, customisation options can be selected and viewed.
Jack Miller to remain a factory Ducati MotoGP team rider in 2022.
Ahead of its home Italian MotoGP, Ducati has announced that Jack Miller has signed to remain at the factory team for the 2022 world championship.
The news come as little surprise given that Miller, promoted along with Francesco Bagnaia from the Pramac to Official team this season (the Australian arriving on a one-year contract with an option for 2022), has won the last two races at Jerez and Le Mans.
“I am thrilled to be able to continue my adventure with the Ducati Lenovo Team also next season! Miller said. Wearing these colours is a great honour for me, and having been able to win the last two races on the Desmosedici GP is a real dream!