VR46 set to continue partnership with Ducati
Valentino Rossi must choose between taking his VR46 team to Yamaha or retaining its partnership deal with Ducati.
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Alvaro Bautista finished first in the second free practice in spite of a slow start at Round 10 of the 2023 WorldSBK Championship at Motorland Aragon.
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Alvaro Bautista to make a MotoGP wildcard appearance at Sepang
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Ducati to continue supplying Gresini up to 2025
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