The Spaniard predicts that the Spanish champion will seek a life outside his current brand
After Jorge Lorenzo took for granted that Marc Márquez he will leave Honda when his contract ends in 2024 to join Ducati, the director of the Italian team has spoken about it. After this, the followers of the Spanish are waiting for his future in motorcycling.
Although Gigi Dall’Igna acknowledges that in two and a half seasons many things can happen, Ducati has Enea Bastianini and, with Francesco Bagnaia, who is the current champion and the current leader of the MotoGP World Championship, therefore, the Italian does not believe that a champion like Marc Márquez will agree to run for his satellite team.
At the end of the interview it can be deduced that Ducati is the brand that most wishes Marc Márquez
However, it does not close the door on that possibility. “First of all, I don’t think Márquez would agree to go to an unofficial team. He is a star and stars want to be treated as such”, expressed Gigi Dall’Igna through an interview. But she did not finish there and made more clarifications.
“On his return after several months of inactivity he had a good race with Honda, so I would wait before saying that Marc and Honda will separate in 2024. I don’t see it as an inevitable end, on the contrary, I think there are many possibilities that they will continue to do well together,” said the Ducati boss.
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“That being said, we are happy with the drivers we have at the moment,” he added. Gigi Dall’Igna reinforcing her confidence in Enea Bastianini and Francesco Bagnaia. Alluding at first to Bastianini, unpublished in this course due to injury. he took the opportunity to clarify many issues regarding the future of the protagonists.
“One has not been able to stand out yet because he is injured, but I hope to see him fit again in Mugello, and the other one is Pecco. Last year he did stratospheric things. Things that only a great champion can do. Between now and 2024, there is still a lot to be done and anything can still happen”.
