Silly Season Dynamics The constellation of the 2025 MotoGP racer lineup is a bit stagnant waiting for the announcement by Ducati Corse which according to plans will announce the Pecco Bagnaia tandem around the Mugello race weekend this weekend, but this was denied by Maurro Grasilli. . However, wild theories and speculation regarding the domino effect of this announcement are already circulating. . One of them is, for example, when Ducati chooses Marc Marquez, Jorge Martin will leave for another manufacturer and possibly KTM because he has had quite a long history with this Austrian manufacturer before. .
And KTM is also being hotly rumored regarding Brad Binder’s appearance, which lately has had a lot of errors, especially Jack Miller. . . Acosta can and logically replace Miller, but if Binder continues to make lots of errors, the theory is that Martin or Marc could make him nervous. . .
But how is the response to this theory updated? It was KTM racing manager Pit Beirer who answered this recently where In an Interview with Crash, he clarified the situation, denying any approach and referring to the rumors circulating. “I was asked if we were going to take one of the two and I immediately tried to get out of the game. I don’t want to give the impression of being the party that can recruit them, also because I don’t think that’s possible. And furthermore, at that time I thought it was right to protect our current line-up”
” Until now, our only interest has been in bringing our four players up to the level of performance of the two Spaniards. “We want Binder to do it and we want the same for Miller and Fernandez. At least this time in the championship we don’t want to talk to anyone and put pressure on the current line-up,” he said.
“We are all waiting for their choice (Ducati). Once that is created, I’m sure there will be movement. The managers will be working hard and it will be an interesting phase, I would say almost exciting. My hope is that there will be a rebalancing. with all teams able to field at least one superstar. “We already have them,” concluded Beirer
