Ducati has confirmed to Crash.net that its factory MotoGP riders Francesco Bagnaia and Jack Miller will compete in the 2022 season using a 'hybrid' version of the GP21 and GP22 engines. The eve of this weekend's Qatar season-opener marked the deadline for MotoGP teams to register (homologate) their engine specification to be used throughout the 2022 campaign. The only exception is Aprilia which, due to technical concessions, is allowed to change engine design during the season. The novelty for 2022 is that the factory Ducati team will not be running the very latest engine design, but an 'evolution' made up of a 'mix' of last year's engine and some updated parts. Related Articles Qatar...
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