The Pramac MotoGP team, which has an escape clause at the end of this year in its contract with Ducati, has been in contact with Yamaha and KTM.
Earlier this week ahead of the Portuguese Grand Prix, Ducati announced it had signed 18-year-old Moto2 star Fermin Aldeguer to a factory contract for the next two years with an option for two more, but didn't say which team he would race for.
'It is true that we have an exit clause and it is also true that it has not yet been executed. But we have been with Ducati for many years and we are very comfortable and happy with this partnership. We have talked, we have agreed and, almost 100%, we are going to continue together. All that's missing is the announcement,' said a source from the Pramac garage, conveying a message of absolute calm.
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