Only time will tell if Ducati lives to regret turning new MotoGP world champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin away from its factory team and in෴to the arms of Aprilia.

Bu🐽t both parties appear open to a reunion in future, perhaps🐓 as soon as the next MotoGP contract cycle in two years.

“We 🅠love Martin, we parted on a great note and who knows what will happen in two years. His return to Ducati? Why not, he is a strong rider and we are looking for strong riders,” Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali told during Tuesday night’s 'Campioni in Festa' cel𓆏ebration in Bologna.

"I can only thank Ducati. Ma🦩ybe, in the future, we can get back together..." quotes Martin as saying at the same event.

"Unfortunately we weren't able to put ever🦩ything together🐷 to stay in Ducati [next year]. But it was nice, for sure. For me it would have been a dream, but we didn't succeed.

“For the future, I think Aprilia has potential. And even though I won the title, I think I can still do a lot 💟[more] in this sport."

Asked what he will miss most about Ducati, the manufacturer that gave him his MotoGP break ꦗin 2020, the young Spaniard replied:

“Definitely the bike at the beginning, bec🧜ause I'll ride a different one. But with time I'll se🌜e what I'm missing.

“I'll take w𓆉ith me the experience of having fought with very strong riders like Pecco and also having learned a working method that can help me in the future.”

Martin was 11th fastest and 1.056s behind Alex Marquez (Gresini Ducati) on his Aprilia debut at l♑as🌄t month’s Barcelona MotoGP Test.

Francesco Bagnaia and new factory Ducati team-mate Marc Marquez✤ were third and fourth q🐠uickest at the test, with an early version of next year’s GP25.

Domenicali hailed the ‘crazy potential’ of the official team’ꦏs new rider pairing, with Bagnaia and Marquez boasting nine MotoGP titles, but admitted it mig🌌ht be tricky to manage.

"They are two mega champions, there will be a natural♛ difficulty in managing such a complex team. They are like supersonic planes, difficult to drive but with unrivalled speed. The potential ꦫis crazy,” Domenicali told Sky.