Pramac Racing, the reigning MotoGP world champion team, enters a crucial phase of the 2024 season. With only five weekends and ten races remaining, the Italian team led by Gino Borsoi and Paolo Campinoti is fighting to clinch the title with Jorge Martin. But it’s not just the championship race that’s capturing attention: Pramac is also preparing to turn an important page with his move to Yamaha for 2025.
At the end of the season, Jorge Martin leads the title race with 21 points ahead of Pecco Bagnaiawhich places Pramac in a strategic position. After coming close to victory last year, this time could be the one. But beyond this epic battle between the Ducati GP24 riders, Pramac
Racing is already planning his future with
Yamaha.
The partnership Pramac-Yamaha for 2025which has been officially sealed, promises to be much more than just a change of manufacturer. Pramac
will bring his experience acquired with
Ducati to Yamahaand this transfer of skills could well give a second wind to the Japanese firm. As explained Gino Borsoithe objective is to make a “copy and paste” of the working methods which have made the success of
Ducati : « we have internalized the Ducati working method and we want to continue to benefit from it in the future » lit-on sur
Speedweek.
Gino Borsoi Pramac: « these people from Bologna bring us a lot of experience »
But what could really tip the scales in favor of Yamahait is the decision of
several Ducati technicians to join Pramac in this new project. These transfers of skills and personnel from the Bologna racing department will be decisive for the development of the Yamaha M1. « These people from Bologna bring us a lot of experience », confides
Borsoi.
Pramac Racing not only maintains a fierce fight for the 2024 title, but prepares to become
a key player in the recovery of
Yamaha. With a methodical approach and reinforcements from Ducatithe team aims to return the M1 to the top of MotoGP.
As for
Jorge Martinhis fate is sealed: whatever the outcome of the season, he will race in 2025 on
l’Aprilia RS-GP. But for now, all attention is focused on the title race, where every point counts. If Bagnaia manages to catch up before the final whistle, Ducati will certainly retain his world title. If Martin wins, it will not only be a big blow for Pramac before their departure for Yamaha. But also a nice snub from the
Martinator who will go to
Aprilia with the Champion’s plaque…
