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Five MotoGP Veterans Set to Exit as Binder Heads to BMW and Morbidelli to Ducati in WSBK

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Five MotoGP Veterans Set to Exit as Binder Heads to BMW and Morbidelli to Ducati in WSBK — PHOTO — GPONE / © GPOne↗ View original

Five MotoGP veterans are set to leave the world championship's premier class for 2027, GPOne reports. Brad Binder has agreed a deal with BMW's WorldSBK team to replace Danilo Petrucci, while Franco Morbidelli is moving to the factory-backed Aruba.it Ducati squad in place of Nicolò Bulega. Alex Rins is in talks with the Go Eleven Ducati team and Jack Miller is weighing a Yamaha WorldSBK offer from the Crescent squad.

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Sergio Higuchi

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Sergio HiguchiRacing · MotoGP Commentary

Binder and Morbidelli making the call — I get it, having watched this game from the inside. That split-second decision-making from corner entry to exit translates straight over to Superbike. Rins and Miller still hanging in limbo smells like paddock politics to me, and honestly that's a game I can't read. Either way, I want both of them on a podium next year.