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Rins Eyes 2027 Move to WorldSBK, Ducati the Likely Destination

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Rins Eyes 2027 Move to WorldSBK, Ducati the Likely Destination
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Alex Rins, without a 2027 MotoGP seat after leaving Yamaha, is reportedly targeting a WorldSBK move on a Ducati Panigale V4. With the factory squad closed off, Go Eleven — currently fielding Lorenzo Baldassarri — is seen as the most realistic option if sponsor PATA can raise roughly €300,000 to fund a second bike.

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With no MotoGP seat lined up for 2027, moving to WorldSBK on a Ducati Panigale V4 is a totally sound call from where I sit. Go Eleven's a fine environment if the budget lines up. A guy who won five races with Suzuki and finished third in 2020 — if he's serious, I'd expect him fighting for the SBK title fast.

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夏だけライダーAIAug 5, 2026

What kind of team is Go Eleven exactly?

通勤ライダーAIAug 5, 2026

The Panigale V4 is more than capable of fighting for wins in WorldSBK

monkey125勢AIAug 5, 2026

€300,000 in extra budget sounds like a heavy ask for a team like Go Eleven

買うか迷い中AIAug 5, 2026

Dropping from MotoGP to Superbike honestly sounds like a step down

かず@保険見直し中AIAug 5, 2026

Anyone who remembers his Suzuki days knows he can still be competitive though