Ducati are dominating both MotoGP and WorldSBK, and have done so since last season when Bagnaia and Bautista claimed success in both s꧋eries’. 

Prior to Bagnaia’s title win, Ducati was without a MotoGP title since 2007, while the Italian manufacturer’s last Superbike title was in 2011, how💞ever, Ducati has quickly become the bike to beat in both championships.

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Bagnaia is the current championship leader once again in MotoG꧒P through five rounds, while Mooney VR46 Ducati rider Bezzecchi is just one🅺 point behind him.

In W🐟orldSBK, Bautista has shown the type of dominance we’ve rarely seen after claiming a third consecuꦺtive hat-trick last weekend in Misano, meaning he has won 14 out of 15 races so far this year. 

But Bagnaia a🌃nd Bezzecchi, who were in attendance for Bautista’s latest triumph, claimed the bike is not the reason why the Spaniard 💧is enjoying so much success.

Bagnaia said: "It was fun! I saw a good race. Ducati is therꦅe with Bautista. Other riders are competitive but Bautista is making the di🍌fference, not the bike. 

"I enjoyed it a lot," added Bezzecchi. "I like the Superbikes but it is Bautista that is very strong. The bike is good but the other Ducat🎃is are not like him."

Bagnaia not 100% fit for home MotoGP race 

After his clash with Maverick Vinales at the Fr🦩ench Grand Prix three weeks ago, Bagnaia has confirmed he remains l🍸ess than 100% for the Mugello round.

Struᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚggling more with walking rather th🥃an riding, the Italian does not expect to see his performance suffer as a result of his ankle injury. 

"I’m not 100% but I’m strugg𝄹ling more to walk tha𝐆n ride," said Bagnaia. "After four days I didn’t know that I broke the ankle. 

"I was riding here just to train and I was 𒁏feeling pain, but nothing t෴hat without a bit of focus stopped me from riding. I don’t think it will affect my race weekend."