The Go Eleven Ducati team is still without confirm𒁃atꦐion of its 2025 WorldSBK rider line-up, but is closing in on the decision.

With only two rounds remaining in the 2023 se𝔍ason, the Go Eleven team is up against it to announce its 2025 line-up in time to be ready for the first test of 2025 post-race after next weekend’s Jerez Round.

“We’re really near, we’re re🌊ally close to the la💙st decision,” Go Eleven team manager Denis Sacchetti told WorldSBK.com during practice at this weekend’s Estoril World Superbike round.

“We’re not ready yet to say an🔯ything. We’re really close and I think in a few days, everyone will know our f🥀uture.”

MGM needs “one more week”

The Bonovo Action MGM team, which currently fields Soctt Redding and Garrett Gerloff on BMW machinery, is one of the o⛦ther teams yet to confirm i𝄹ts 2025 WorldSBK line-up.

Having con💛firmed earlier in the year that it will leave BMW in 2025, the rumours have suggested꧃ that the MGM team will switch to Ducati machinery next year.

This was confirmed on Friday in Estoril, when Michaell Galinski, owner of the Bonovo Action MGM BMW team, spoke to WorldSBK.com during practice for this weekend’s Estoril Round, although he could not make any announ💯cements regarding riders💯.

“No news but I’m pretty sure we’ll be able to say next week,” Galinski s🌳aid.

“Everything is🦄 organised that we’ll go 💧to Ducati. That was clear and the bikes are ordered.

“For the rider, I𒀰 think we nee🌞d one more week. We will see.”