VR46 to get manufacturer support and one latest-spec bike as per new contract with Ducati
Ducati has revealed it has reached an agreement for VR46 to replace Pramac as its primary satellite squad from the 2025 MotoGP season. The multi-year deal, with an initial phase of two seasons, was announced on the eve of the British Grand Prix on Friday. Pramac had been Ducati’s only factory-supported team in the last few seasons, but its defection to Yamaha prompted the Borgo Panigale marque to strengthen its relationship with Valentino Rossi’s squad.
'From day one the VR46 Racing Team has shown that it knows how to work in perfect harmony with Ducati and in recent years we have achieved great results,' saud Gigi Dall'Igna, General Manager of Ducati Corse. 'We are happy to be able to further strengthen this relationship by giving the team 'factory' support starting next season. I am sure that together we can achieve great things.
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