168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Andrea Iannone is one of several WorldSBK rid❀ers to give an update on his future following the Assen ro🧔und last month.

The former MotoGP rider has been very꧅ impressive through three rounds, but aside from the good results, Iannone’s name has also been the subject of speculation for 2025. 

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It’s believed tꦑhat Iannone would like to stay at Ducati, however, a move to a full factory t✃eam is his priority, so much will depend on what Alvaro Bautista does.

“I’m happy I’m being spoken about,” said Iannone. “I know if I൲’m on top, I have many🅰 chances.

“My target is to be in a factory team, but we will see. I’m happy ꧋because after a long time, I felt many things, and interest from man💖y manufacturers. I’m honoured.

“I think, after Misano, we will know someth🐭ing more about this.”

Bautista, who admitted he was in no rush to make a decision on his future during the Dutch ওround at Assen, then swiftly hinted at a decision being taken sooner rather than later.

The two-time Superbike champion said: “If the top management in Duc🌃ati want me, it’s always a pleasure! I’m focused on riding with my best performance.

“I think ༺I will make a decision soon for me and for my team.”

While there’s expected to be change at Ducati, othe♊r manufacturers will likely have their fair share of turno𓃲ver.

One of those could b🦂e Alex Low꧙es who has thrived in the role of team leader at Kawasaki.

Speaking about his future, Lowes said: “I don’t really know, it’s very early. Like we’re seeing in MotoGP™ and previous years in WorldSBK, everything starts re💜ally early.

“We have a break after the Assen round, so maybe there’ll be some more news in🐓 the break. From my side, I don’t know yet.”