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Bulega, 2027 MotoGP Seat Negotiations Accelerated
Nicolo Bulega, maintaining his hopes for the 2027 MotoGP seat, continued to make strategic moves towards the future. The Italian rider’s manager initiated a series of meetings this weekend at Mugello circuit for the Italian Grand Prix. This indicates that Bulega may be assessing opportunities for a move to a top-tier racing series despite his dominant performance in the 2026 WorldSBK (WSBK) championship.
Evaluating MotoGP Opportunities
Factory Ducati rider Nicolo Bulega has demonstrated exceptional competitive strength, having won the last 19 WorldSBK races, including all 15 races held so far in 2026, placing him 95 points ahead of teammate Iker Lecuona in the standings. Negotiations continue seamlessly to secure Bulega’s future within this competitive environment.
“We’re just continuing to talk,” said Bulega. “I think my manager is in Mugello this weekend, so I’m hoping to get some new news after Mugello this weekend.”
New Experiences at MotorLand Aragon
Ahead of the Aragon Round on May 29-31, Bulega, speaking to WorldSBK.com, emphasized that his manager was following the meetings in Mugello and anticipating developments for this weekend’s races. The races will be held at MotorLand Aragon, one of the most successful tracks for Bulega. The Italian rider won here last year, ending Toprak Razgatlıoğlu’s 13-race winning streak. In 2024, the rookie season champion secured pole position at this track, but was unable to start Race 1 due to a motorcycle issue.
Preparation for Aragon Following Misano Test
The rider is arriving at Aragon following a test at Misano, where he set the fastest lap times on both days. During the tests, modifications were attempted on the Ducati Panigale V4 R, due to the inclement weather conditions during the winter period and canceled tests that could not be utilized.
“We did a test on the Superbike at Misano, so we think we found something we liked. Here, I’m looking forward to trying it out at Aragon. It’s a favorite track, I won two races there last year and I also got pole position, so it’s a track I like and I hope to be fast this weekend,” said Bulega.
Commenting on the weather conditions during the winter period, the pilot noted that they had tried different things on the settings and had the opportunity to fine-tune the motorcycle. They believed they could find a solution that would have an effect here as well.
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