A major career milestone has been officially secured by Albert Arenas after locking down the final remaining slot on the world superbike grid. The reigning Supersport world champion has officially finalized his move to the GoEleven Ducati squad for the upcoming championship campaign. His arrival completes the complete lineup for the premier production-based series, marking a historic moment as the Italian independent outfit fields a two-bike setup for the very first time.
The journey to the pinnacle of production racing has been quite a remarkable evolution for the Spanish rider. After spending nine years competing within the grand prix paddock—highlighted by his impressive Moto3 world championship victory in 2020—he transitioned to the intermediate Moto2 class. Although that chapter proved less fruitful with only a pair of podium finishes and an eighth-place overall standing, his strategic switch to the WorldSSP category completely revitalized his trajectory.
Instant success followed his arrival in the Supersport paddock. Operating as a pure rookie, he immediately mastered the machinery and went on to claim the ultimate crown in dominant fashion. Familiarizing himself with the unique double-race weekend format and learning the diverse circuits throughout the campaign provided him with the ideal preparation before making the natural progression to the premier Superbike class.
"I am absolutely thrilled about this new challenge," expressed the newly signed Ducati rider. "My main goal when I first came in the Supersport class was to win the World Championship and move up to Superbike. This step up comes at a perfect moment in my career. As a rookie, I’ll have a lot to learn about the bike. I can’t wait to test the Ducati, we know it’s a competitive bike, but I want to see where my own level stands and what kind of results I can achieve."
Within the garage, he will share squad duties alongside teammate Lorenzo Baldassarri, creating a potent lineup of youthful speed and valuable experience. Team Manager Denis Saccetti emphasized that securing the reigning SSP champion was the primary objective ever since the team committed to expanding their operations to a two-rider entry.
"Albert was our dream signing—our main objective from the moment we decided to field a second rider," stated Saccetti. "It is a major step up for him, and he will naturally need an initial period of adjustment. For that reason, we will ensure he faces no pressure—he needs to take his time to get to know the bike, and in the early stages, the keyword is simply to have fun without worrying about results."
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