With Pramac’s MotoGP switch from D✱u꧅cati to Yamaha official, attention now turns to who will ride the factory-spec M1s next season.

Current Pramac rider 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jorge Martin is out of the equation after signing a deal with Aprilia, while team-mate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Franco Morbidelli is thought highly unlik𓂃ely to want a return🎃 to the brand he left at the end of last season.

That leaves the likes of former Pramac rider Jack Miller and young Italian Fabio di Giannantonio as pote✱ntial candidates although more surprisingly rumours have incl𝓀uded names such as Andrea Iannone and Toprak Razgatlioglu.

“We have just taken a very big decision [to leave Ducati for Yamaha], so we have not thought yet about riders,” team owner Paolo Campinoti told MotoGP.com. “Let’s 𝐆see in the next weeks and we will decide for sure. We'll try to ge✃t the best riders possible to make this project successful.”

Quizzed specifically on a s💞🐻hock MotoGP return for former Pramac rider Andrea Iannone, who restarted his career in WorldSBK this season after a four-year anti-doping ban, Campinoti said:

“I’m tied with him as a personal relationship [but] I don't want to give any illusion of… I mean, if Yamaha will 💧let him try the꧂ bike, I will be very happy. But it's not my decision.”

But Campinoti ruled out current BMW WorldSBK title leader Razgatlioglu🌊.

“That I think is only… I mean, it’s only gossip.”

You don’t think that will happen?

“No, 100%.”

Razgatlioglu tested an M1 twice last y💯ear but didn’t 🙈appear comfortable on the machine and subsequently left Yamaha for BMW.