fjrgary
Well-known member
Yep, It's true. Superbike Planet reports that Ducati made the announcement today. I was hoping that Ben would be able to stay in MotoGP after he announced he's leaving Yamaha, but i'm not sure about this move. I guess he wanted a challenge. I know Ducati/Audi have big plans to make a competitive bike, but it's not there yet. And the satellight team usually doesn't get the "good stuff" right away, if at all. I hope he can adapt to it as Stoner did on the factory bike back in 2007. I wish him good luck, he needs it this season and he'll need it next season too.