Uccio himself a few days ago also expressed his desire to stay at Ducati until 2026 by taking advantage of Ducati's condition in each season. Because the VR46 team is also targeting to become world champion, even though next season they will work with a rider who is not from their own academy, namely Diggiantonio who is filling Luca Marini's seat after leaving for Honda next season. I also think that they still want to stay on Ducati because the reason is quite clear, namely the Champion motorbike, so it's clearly not bad for the championship and it's also not bad not to move to another motorbike.
Well at the end of the day, every person is going to be biased to some degree. And the decision of every person is going to be influenced by some things one way or another.
Anyway, I think you are right. Of course, there is a reason for him to want to stay with Ducati. And for him, it is the right decision, at least in my opinion. But we have to wait and see if this actually works out or not. Isn't it better for Ducati as well?
Because this scenario is repeating itself every season. They are always claiming that they have a totally different car this time and they will be much more successful. But after the season starts we have the same old Ferrari as always. They need to do something for real to look convincing for people to believe in them.
