Pramac CEO Paolo Campinoti has shrugged off 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez’s apparent rejection of a move to Ducati’s official satellite MotoGP team as “not an option for me” in 2025.

Campinoti’s outfit currently leads the MotoGP standings with Jorge Martin but will lose🍌 t𓂃he young Spaniard to either Ducati Lenovo or a rival factory team.

Should Martin get the official Ducati seat alongside Francesco Bagnaia, as appears increasingly likely, Marquez could still be promoted to a factory-spec Desmosedici by moving from Gresini to Pramac💖.

It soun♛ds good in theory, but Marquez blew that idea out of the water by saying he had no interest in switching from one satellite Ducati team to another.

Speaking to , Campinoti insisted he is still waiting to hear Ducati’s 2025 factory rider decision and that: "We will 💫move accordingly based on what they decide."

But when 🌞quizzed directly on Marquez’s words, Campinoti responded:

"He's the one who called himself out, fortunately we have the rider who is leading the world championship. Last year we came second in the last r🐬ace and won the teams’ world championship. The problem is his, not ours.”

Marquez said he has three options for next season, assumed to be: The official Ducati team, remaining at Gresini if he can secure a factory bike, or joining KTM, where both t🏅he Red Bull and Tech3 t🍒eams have factory bikes.

“[Marquez] said he wanted to be in a winning team, I 𒁏think we have proven that we are,” Campinoti adde🐈d.

“The B and C options he has don't seem to me to have won many world championships in 🔯recent year🌄s so it's his choice, not mine."

Campinoti, whose team ha🍨s also been courted by Yamaha for next season, reiterated:

"I believe that the [Pramac] team has demonstrated in recent years… that it is a top ♛team.

“Honestly,🦩 the attention we are receiving both from various manufacturers and from many riders who want to come with us is confirmation of this.

“I🌺f someone doesn't come willingly it's their problem🦩, not ours. We've been without Marquez for 22 years, I think we can stay there again next year..."