Pecco Bagnaia has hinted that he will enter a future👍 edition of the Suzuka 8 Hours.

The fa꧒mous endurance race in Japan was won by MotoGP rider Johann Zarco on Sunday.

Zarco represented Honda alongside Takumi Takahashi and Te✃ppei Nag🐻oe, and was racing at the event for the first time.

Former Ducati MotoGP chief Paolo Ciabatti was in attendance in Japan because thꦍe Italian manufacturer was supportin🉐g a Kagayama team, who finished fourth riding a Ducati Panigale V4 R.

A picture posted by Ciabatti alongsidꦯe the Kagayama riders received an intriguing response from Bagnaia.

“Prepare everything well, I’m coming later,” the MotoGP champion teased💮.

An entry to the Suzuka 8 Hours from Bagnaia would be a mouthwatering prosp💧ect.

It would surely require a full factory entry from Ducati, whichꦉ was lacking this year🎃.

No non-Japanes🗹e brand has ever won the standout event of the FIM World Endurance Championship.

This year’s winners Honda were vic🤡tors for the 30th time 𒁏in 45 years.

An entry🌟 from Bagnaia would follow in the footsteps of Valentino Rossi, who fa💟mously entered the Suzuka 8 Hours.

Rossi famously won the 2001 event w𓆏ith Colin Edwards as his teammate.

Wayne Rainey (1988), Eddie La💝wson (1990) Miꦰck Doohan (1991) are other legendary winners of the Suzuka 8 Hours.

Could Bagnaia, leading a factory ꩲDucati tea♋m, be next?