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Nicolo Bulega agrees Ducati WorldSBK contract extension with MotoGP test role

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Bulega will remain within the Ducati set-up. Image by Ducati Media House.

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Ducati announces Nicolo Bulega has signed new contract which sees him remain in WorldSBK for 2026 alongside a MotoGP test rider role.

Bulega currently leads the WorldSBK championship by 31 points ahead of Toprak Razgatlioglu after a stellar start to the campaign.

The Italian has built on an impressive rookie campaign where he finished second in the championship, after winning the World Supersport title with Ducati in 2023.

There had been rumours that BMW held an interest in the Italian should Razgatlioglu move to MotoGP but Bulega has confirmed he will be a Ducati rider for next season. 

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The extension also sees the WorldSBK championship leader become part of the Ducati MotoGP test lineup alongside Michele Pirro to help with experience on the Pirelli tyres, which will be the series’ manufacturer from 2027 onwards.

“I am very happy to take on the role of Ducati test rider for MotoGP,” Bulega said via a statement. 

“It is a part of a dream come true because there are not many riders who are given the chance to try the Ducati Desmosedici GP. 

“It is a very important goal for my life that I achieve and I will try to make the most of this opportunity, also to gain further experience in the Ducati world.

“The future? I am only thinking about the present, about defending the colors of Aruba and Ducati in Superbike and when I get on the Desmosedici GP.

“What will happen next we will find out in due time because the priorities are now clear.”

Gigi Dall’Igna, General Manager of Ducati Corse, added: “Nicolò represents a winning bet for the Ducati Corse project.

“We started a journey together in 2022 in Supersport to make him competitive also in the higher class aboard the Panigale V4R. 

“In his rookie year in WorldSBK he impressed everyone, showing his real potential and all his talent as a rider. 

“We are really happy to be able to confirm that he will remain for the next season with Aruba.it Racing, but even more so to be able to announce his new role within Ducati Corse. 

“With the imminent entry of the new tyre supplier in MotoGP, Nicolò is a great resource for the development and adaptation of the Desmosedici GP to Pirelli. 

“This new role is for him a further incentive to improve and grow as a rider, but also a great demonstration of esteem and trust.”

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