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Albert Arenas Secures Ducati WorldSBK Seat With GoEleven

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Albert Arenas Secures Ducati WorldSBK Seat With GoEleven
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Albert Arenas, 2026 World Supersport champion © Gold and Goose

A major milestone has been reached in Albert Arenas' racing career as he prepares to make his highly anticipated step up to the World Superbike Championship. The reigning Supersport world champion has officially signed with the GoEleven Ducati squad for the upcoming season, marking an exciting new chapter in his professional journey.

The Spaniard's path to the premier production-based series has been built on consistent excellence. After claiming the World Supersport crown following his impressive transition to the class, he proved ready to tackle the ultimate challenge in the Superbike paddock.

Reflecting on his new multi-year agreement, the reigning champion shared his excitement. "I am absolutely thrilled about this new challenge; I am excited! My main goal when I first came in the Supersport class was to win the world championship and move up to Superbike," Albert Arenas stated.

Albert Arenas Resmi Amankan Kursi WorldSBK Bersama GoEleven Ducati
Baca JugaAlbert Arenas Resmi Amankan Kursi WorldSBK Bersama GoEleven Ducati

He emphasized that the timing could not be more ideal for his progression. Throughout the year, he has used every opportunity to familiarize himself with the World Superbike paddock environment, mastering the demanding format of racing twice in a single weekend and learning the characteristics of each circuit.

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Acknowledge the learning curve ahead as a newcomer, he noted, "As a rookie, I will 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."

This major signing puts an end to intense paddock speculation regarding the much-coveted seat. Yamaha MotoGP rider Alex Rins had previously been heavily linked to the GoEleven Ducati project before shifting his focus away from two-wheel competition.

Next season, Albert Arenas will partner alongside Lorenzo Baldassarri as the team expands into a formidable two-rider lineup, aiming to make a powerful impact from the opening round.

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