Mark Marquez reportedly encourages Ducati to signal excellent Moto2 expertise.
In response to Sky Italia, Marquez has a “nice friendship” with Diogo Moreira and needs to advertise her promotion to MotoGP.
Nevertheless, Moreira’s companies have already got queues and Ducati is just not in entrance of them.
“Honda is betting all the pieces on Diogo Molira,” the report mentioned.
Honda needs to offer him a three-year deal price 1.5 million euros per season. It has already been reported.
The settlement would place Moreira within the LCR challenge two extra years in the past with Honda’s manufacturing facility staff.
Diogo Moreira has been nominated by MotoGP producers
Diogo Moreira
“Honda has taken a really huge step within the course,” adopted by SkyItalia, signing Moreira.
Nevertheless, Moreira additionally has “open negotiations” with Yamaha, which already presents him a coaching bike – and claims to be Truckhouse Aprilia.
Honda was the one main the way in which into the Moto2 rider struggle, however Marquez’s involvement may change issues.
“The Ducati paradox will probably be a game-changer.”
“Phrases have a really massive and sure weight in Ducati,” the report continues.
“Marquez is pushing to open up speedy house for Ducati’s Moreira.”
The present vacant Ducati within the 2026 MotoGP rider lineup is within the VR46 and presently belongs to Franco Morbidelli.
Nevertheless, VR46 claims they’ll preserve Morbidelli, regardless of being linked to Pedro Acosta.
The place Ducati would possibly discover house – and whether or not they have determined to take action – continues to be not seen.
Moreira is ready to find out his future through the summer season holidays, however MotoGP promotion appears extremely possible.
Honda missed Jorge Martin, who’s staying at Aprilia, however it seems that Acosta will possible keep at KTM too.
They reportedly intend to maintain Luca Marini, and so they have already signed Joan Mir and Johann Zarco. The seat of Somkiat Chantra, who’s on the finish of the MotoGP rankings, is debatable.
