Nicolo Bulega admits that his 2027 Ducati MotoGP hopes \u201cdepend a lot\u201d on the decisions of other riders, including Fabio di Giannantonio.<\/p>\n
However, the WorldSBK<\/a> title leader confirmed he also has other options and hasn’t ruled out remaining in the production-based championship.<\/p>\n The Italian looked to have a good chance of securing a Ducati MotoGP<\/a> seat for next season’s new 850\/Pirelli era after scoring a point in each of his appearances in place of the injured Marc Marquez last year.<\/p>\n That was followed by confirmation that Bulega, who already has Pirelli experience from WorldSBK, would be given an official Ducati development role for the 2027 machine.<\/p>\n But the factory\u2019s six Desmosedicis already appear to be filling up fast.<\/p>\n Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT<\/p>\n Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT<\/p>\n Pedro Acosta is set to join Marc Marquez at the official team, while Gresini is tipped for an all-new line-up of Dani Holgado and Enea Bastianini. VR46 is expected to run Fermin Aldeguer while attempting to retain di Giannantonio.<\/p>\n However, di Giannantonio\u2019s top Ducati status in the current world championship standings appears to have attracted the attention of KTM, where he could join Alex Marquez in an all-new factory line-up.<\/p>\n Such a move could open the door for Bulega to return to VR46, where he spent five years in Moto3 and Moto2.<\/p>\n