The Borgo Panigale factory has everything ready to start the year. After a satisfactory shakedown and a first pre-season test starring the good work of Pecco Bagnaia and Jack Miller, Ducati has zeroed in on the wait to find out the final official design of its 2022 Desmosedici.
Known as one of the most charismatic brands on the grid, the Ducati prototypes are making the fans impatient, eager to see what the machine with which Jack Miller and Pecco Bagnaia will compete for the title looks like.
Last Sunday, Ducati anticipated a small preview exposing the first photos of the Desmosedici 2022. However, the official date of the presentation was today, February 7, during the official coming-out that took place at 4:00 p.m. (Spanish time).
Thus, it has already been possible to know the definitive aspect of the prototypes with which Jack Miller and Pecco Bagnaia, in their second year with the team, will compete to reach the top of the podium.
The presentation, as they already advanced on January 31, had a virtual character and Miller and Bagnaia were the most involved, revealing their expectations for 2022 and the first sensations after a first contact in Sepang.
The Italian brand has been one of the last to call its debut, because due to a positive in COVID-19 from Jack Miller, Ducati was forced to postpone its presentation until the first official preseason tests.
Once the presentation is over, the Ducati riders will return to action from February 11 to 13 for three more days of testing at the new Mandalika Street Circuit in Lombok (Indonesia). These tests will be the prelude to the first appointment of the year, scheduled for March 6 at the Qatar circuit.
