Plenty of factory WorldSBK seats have alreadꦉy been confirmed, as the series’ last three world champions in Jonathan Rea, Toprak Razgatlioglu and Alvaro Bau💛tista have all been confirmed.

Rea and Bautista are staying put while Razgatlioglu will join BMW fromꦰ Yamaha next season.

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Others to have their names booked onto the 20🌳24 grid include Alex Lowes at Kawasaki, G🌳arrett Gerloff with Bonovo Action BMW and Andrea Locatelli, remaining at Pata Yamaha. 

But those six riders are the only ones to be announced, as Ducati, B🐬MW, Yamaha and Honda all have factory and satellite seats up for grabs.

The most in-demand seat will be that of Michael Ruben Rinaldi at Aruba.it Ducati. A strong start to the season in termsꦫ of pure pace was a promising sign for Rinaldi, however the results and consistency have not reflected that.

Although it’s not been confirmed, Rinaldi could be m🐎oved on from Ducati as Nicolo Bulega is a rider who is beginning to gain major traction as it relates to replacing his🎀 fellow Italian. 

In the 𓄧satellite Ducati teams, Danilo Petrucci looks set to remainꦑ with Barni Ducati should he stay in WorldSBK.

After missing out on the second factory Kawasaki seat,💖 it appears as though Axel Bassani✃ could be staying put with Motocorsa Ducati, although his dream of joining the factory team is still a possibility.

Where there could be an opening is GoEleven Ducati, as Philipp Oettl has not delivered results consistently, while there’s also continued rumours linking Andrea Iannone with a return to world championship racing with Ducati in WღorldSBK. 

Iannone with a move to GoEleven or Barni Ducati shou�🍌�ld the team expand to a two-rider outfit, are potential moves to watch out for. 

At BMW, the battle is on to line-up alongside Razgatlioglu as both Scott Redding and M💫ichael Van Der Mark have admitted that t🍎heir intention is to remain with the team.

Yamaha also have one halꦅf of their line-up sorted for next season, but the ride alongside Locate♏lli remains the balance.

The Japanese manufacturer has on more than one occasion stated that promoting a rider from💞 within their ranks is the main prio꧋rity, which could give the likes of Dominique Aergeter a very good shot at joining the team. 

Finally there’s Honda,💃 who are the only brand not to have confirmed a rider inside their fact꧟ory team.

Rinaldi, should he leave Ducati is a na💎me to watch out for, as is MotoGP rider Takaaki Nakagami should he move paddock. 

Iker Lecuona and Xavi Vierge🅘 have struggled during their second season aboard the CBR1000RR-R, and ๊could be in danger of losing their seats.