Ducati or Yahama? 88jorgemartin may have a choice to make but the Italian MotoGP manufacturer is confident of keeping its man.
One-time grand prix winner Martin made his MotoGP debut with Ducati as a Pramac rider in 2021 and won the Styrian GP in his rookie year.last season for a place at the factory Ducati squad but was beaten to the seat by the four-time race winner.
Martin confirmed during the French Grand Prix weekend that he does have a clause in his current contract that states he can leave a year early if he is offered a factory seat. "He has an option in the contract, we would like him to stay with Ducati," Ciabatti told the MotoGP world feed at Le Mans.
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