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The 2023 factory spec Ducati won 13 MotoGPs, 13 Sprints, and finished first and second in the world championship with Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin.
Italian rider Francesco Bagnaia, who recently won the MotoGP championship, plans to combine the best features of the 2022 and 2023 bikes for the 2024 season. The 2022 bike was known for its great entrance into corners and higher turning ability, while the 2023 bike excelled in traction and the first part of braking. Bagnaia believes that the weight distribution of the 2024 bike is more similar to the 2022 version, which has helped him and other riders, like Enea Bastianini, in corner entry. At the Valencia test, Bagnaia focused on engine developments and expressed satisfaction with the acceleration, but wants the power delivery to be refined. He plans to address chassis adjustments at the Sepang test in February.
