Ducati CEO questioned about giving Francesco Bagnaia a five-year contract

That’s bec♍ause most of the riders on the grid will see their current contracts expire at the end 🌳of next season, meaning they can freely negotiate to find a new home for 2025.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Francesco Bagnaia, MotoGP champion for the past two years, is among thos𒆙e heading into the final yea🌼r of his deal.
Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali𒅌 was put on the spot about committing to Bagnaia with a bumper new five-yeaꦚr contract.
"No,” he replied to .🐻 “I don't think it would be right for the company and fo꧃r him.
“It's a competitive sport in which things change.
“We all have to always remain under pressure."

Marc Marquez sig🌳♋ned a four-year deal with Honda in 2020 but contracts of that length remain exceptionally rare.
ཧTwo-time champion Bagnaia will enter𒊎 his second title defence in 2024 in a strong position to negotiate a new contract to stay at Ducati into 2025 and beyond.
"O꧅nly the greats have repeated themselves,” Domenicali said about his rider winning ▨consecutive titles.
“Pecco had the courage to take #1 and win.
“It was a crazy season with an exceptio🦄nal duel with Jorge Martin, ཧto whom our compliments go.”
Ducati dominated th꧃e past year, 🥀since Bagnaia gave them their first premier class title since 2007 on the final day of 2022.
Next year, Bagnaia’s mettle will be t𒁃ested♔ by Marquez’s arrival on a Ducati among others.
"It will 🎐be a complic🧸ated year,” Domenicali admitted.
“Pecco will have not only a very strong Jorge to challe𝓰nge, but many others, from Di Giannantonio to Bezzecchi and Marquez.
"Many competitive Ducatis? This gives even more value to Pecco's result, who fought against riders on equaꦫl terℱms.
“He wa༒s the best and he deserves it. However this is our philosophy, this is how we grow faster.”
The question will soon arise of how Ducati wish to commit to Bagnaia as they enter the final ye🍨ar of his contract.

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from Ameri꧃can sports, to football, to F1.