Francesco Bagnaia feels Ducati's strategy of supporting its satellite teams has been 'key' to its success in MotoGP
Having narrowly missed out on victory in Germany to Martin, Bagnaia joked that he’ll have to start thinking about team orders before noting that Ducati’s current support strategy for all of its teams is what is making it so dominant right now.“We will have a step in front with the engine. No, but to fight against a factory team and fighting against a satellite team is always the same.
“Ducati has this strategy to give the maximum to all the teams, and I think it’s the key of their success.“[If] you want to improve you have to give everything to all the riders to improve the package, because then you can check the data, you can improve, and every time, every session the top engineers go to the teams, to the riders, to ask what happened, what the feeling is.
“I think it’s a strategy that can be good. It’s the best way to improve, the best way to have a battle and it’s for sure why we are improving a lot.” Factory orders became a hot topic towards the end of 2022 as Bagnaia fought for the championship with Yamaha’s
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