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Ducati makes long-term commitment to MotoGP

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Italian motorbike manufacturer Ducati has extended its participation in the MotoGP World Championship until the end of 2026.

Ducati and MotoGP commercial rights-holder Dorna Sports have signed an agreement that confirms the Bologna-based competing manufacturer's presence in MotoGP for another five years.

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