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Pedro Acosta to partner Marc Marquez at factory Ducati for 2027 MotoGP season

byHenry Cheal
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Pedro Acosta to partner Marc Marquez at factory Ducati for 2027 MotoGP season

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KTM rider Pedro Acosta has put pen to paper to partner Marc Marquez at factory Ducati for the 2027 MotoGP campaign.

After three-seasons representing KTM in MotoGP, the 22-year-old will replace two-time premier class champion Francesco Bagnaia, who has reportedly agreed a deal with Aprilia.

Acosta currently sits sixth in the MotoGP standings after struggling with technical problems aboard his current KTM machinery.

The Spaniard has agreed a two-year contract with the Bologna brand, in a move that sees Ducati without an Italian at the helm for the first time since Casey Stoner and Nicky Hayden represented the outfit in 2010.

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“Pedro is undoubtedly one of the most talented young riders in the MotoGP paddock,” said Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali.

“At just 22 years old, he is the kind of rider with whom a new and exciting chapter can be written.

“We have always liked him and have been following him for some time, both for what he has achieved on track and for his direct and easy-going personality, which we are sure will make Ducatisti fall in love with him once he is dressed in red.

“We believe that, alongside Marc, he represents the ideal complement for a team that – building on its history and on the results achieved in recent years – wants to continue playing a leading role in the future and remain a source of admiration, respect and support for Ducati fans all around the world”.

Gigi Dall’Igna, General Manager of Ducati Corse, added: “Pedro represents the ideal candidate for the future of the Ducati Lenovo Team.

“After Marc’s confirmation, we wanted to add a young and fast rider to the Desmosedici GP development project.

“Pedro, in addition to being an undisputed talent, has demonstrated extraordinary precocity.

“In just under six years in the Championship, he has won two titles in the lower classes and achieved truly convincing performances in MotoGP.

“His arrival in the Team will be a stimulus for everyone; he will help us grow, and we will support him on the path to full maturity as a rider.

“I am confident that, with the encouragement of our Team and given the right amount of time, his contribution, for sure, will ensure a further step forward in terms of performance and goals”.

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5Fabio Di Giannantonio63
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