Ducati Commits to MotoGP Through 2031 Under Historic Five-Year Agreement
Ducati, alongside four other manufacturers, has signed a landmark agreement to remain in MotoGP from 2027 to 2031.
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What Happened
Ducati and four other manufacturers (Aprilia, Honda, KTM, Yamaha) have signed a single agreement with MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group covering the 2027–2031 seasons. For the first time, all manufacturers have collectively committed to the sport's framework, ensuring competitiveness and technological relevance.
126 wins, 365 podiums
Across 430 race starts with the Desmosedici GP, including 121 pole positions and 127 fastest laps.
“Racing has always been at the core of Ducati's DNA and remains a key driver for innovation, technological development and brand strength. We are truly pleased to confirm our participation in MotoGP for the years to come.”
Why this matters
This unified contract ensures long-term stability for the championship and secures Ducati's place in motorcycle racing's premier series for at least 29 consecutive seasons.
Terms in This Story
- MotoGP
- The premier class of motorcycle road racing, organized by the FIM.
- MSMA
- Motorcycle Sports Manufacturers' Association, representing manufacturers in MotoGP.
- Desmosedici GP
- Ducati's purpose-built MotoGP racing motorcycle.
- FIM
- Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme, the global governing body for motorcycle racing.
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