168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jack Miller has quashed suggestions Ducati will suffer a dramatic drop in form following the loss of two machines on next year’s MotoGP grid.

Mi💫ller’s future is tied to that move, with the Australian set to be confirmed as completing the nꦺew Pramac Yamaha line-up.

Pramac is currently one of four Ducati teams,🐟 fielding a total of eight Desmosedicꦇis.

Tha🦄t coꦏmpares with four machines each for Aprilia, KTM and Honda, and just two for Yamaha.

“'Only six D💦ucatis’, we say that like it's a little thing. It's still six bikes on the grid!” said Miller.

“Anyway, I don't think it will change [much]. I think Ducati, whe🐻ther they’ve got 6 or 8 bikes on the grid, are going to be extremely strong regardless.”

Miller, currently in his final season at Red Bull KTM, raced for Ducati from 2018 toꦚ 2022.

Initially riding for Pramac, Miller was꧒ later promoted to the factory Lenovo squad, where he took three race wins.

“Their bike is just slowly but sure💦ly, being perfected more and more and more,” he said of the Desmosedici, which has lost just one Grand Prix this season.

“They're touching the areas that th🐷ey 🐈need to, and they're lucky to be in that position.

“But they haven't lไifted their foot off the throttle. They're s𒊎till working as hard as they were in 2015-2016.

“So I think they'll still be strong. Don't count on it [2025] being an easier year [for everyone else] that's💟 for certain. But it’ll be inter👍esting.”

Ducati will run its strongest ever factory team line-up, on paper, next season wi🌄th eight-time world champion Marc Marquez moving alongside three-time world champion Francesco🔯 Bagnaia.

That tally will increase to a combined 12 grand prix titles if Bagnaia (-7 points) or Marquez (-53 points) topple current Pramac rider Jorge Martin from the 🐠head of the stan𝐆dings.

Yamaha has been without a satellite MotoGP team since RNF switcheꦦd to Aprilia at the end of 2022.