The almighty Ducati of 2022 already has a presentation date: February 7

The house of Borgo Panigale has used its social networks to announce that on January 28 it will make the official launch of the motorcycle that everyone points to as the rival to beat in the season that starts the first weekend of March in Qatar.

Pecco Bagnaia and Jack Miller will be in charge of driving the factory Desmosedici GP22, with which Ducati hopes to win a title that has been resisted since 2007, when Casey Stoner won it for the first and only time for the Italians.

The Desmosedici GP22 arrives preceded by enormous expectation, fueled by comments from the brand’s own official riders.

“Ducati has done a great job, because improving a bike that was already fantastic is not easy,” said Bagnaia after testing the first GP22 prototype at the Jerez tests last November.

“Next year’s Ducati will dominate”, went even further Jack Miller, who turns 27 this Tuesday and sees in the 2022 bike a machine capable of subduing the MotoGP grid.

In addition to Bagnaia and Miller, the 2022 full factory prototype will also be in the hands of Jorge Martín and Johann Zarco, from the Pramac team, as well as Luca Marini, from the new VR46 line-up.

Confirmed presentations of MotoGP 2022

Date	Equipment	Place
15 and black	Gresini Racing	Faenza
January 24	WithU Yamaha RNF	Verona
8 february	Repsol-Honda	On-line
4 february	Monster Yamaha	Malaysia
28 and black	Ducati	Online
to be confirmed	suzuki	–
Por confirmar	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing	–
to be confirmed	aprilia	–
to be confirmed	Pramac Ducati	–
to be confirmed	LCR Honda	–
to be confirmed	KTM Tech3	–
to be confirmed	VR46	–

Photos: all the MotoGP riders for the 2022 season

Andrea Dovizioso, RNF Racing

1/23

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Johann Zarco, Pramac Racing

2/23

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Luca Marini, VR46

3/23 _

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Maverick Viñales, Aprilia Racing Team

4/23

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Fabio Quartararo, Yamaha Factory Racing

5/23

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Franco Morbidelli, Yamaha Factory Racing

6/23

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Enea Bastianini, Gresini Racing

7/23 _

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Raul Fernandez, KTM Tech3

8 / 23

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Takaaki Nakagami, Team LCR Honda

9/23 _

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Brad Binder, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

10/23

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Joan Mir, Team Suzuki MotoGP

11/23 _

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Darryn Binder, RNF Racing

12/23

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Aleix Espargaró, Aprilia Racing Team

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Alex Rins, Team Suzuki MotoGP

14/23

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Jack Miller, Ducati

15/23

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Pol Espargaro, Repsol Honda Team

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Fabio Di Giannantonio, Gresini Racing

17/23 _

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Francesco Bagnaia, Ducati

18/23 _

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Marco Bezzecchi, VR46

19/23 _

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Remy Gardner, KTM Tech3

20/23

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Miguel Oliveira, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

21/23

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Jorge Martin, Pramac Racing

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Marc Marquez, Repsol Honda Team

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