The premier class is bracing for a significant technical evolution as Ducati confirms the launch details for their upcoming campaign. Ahead of the crucial pre-season testing at the Sepang International Circuit, the Italian manufacturer is returning to the scenic slopes of Madonna di Campiglio for their traditional Campioni in Pista event.
Spanning from January 17 to 19, 2027, the gathering serves as the stage for the debut of the new 850cc prototype, a machine designed to meet the rigorous demands of the sport's latest regulatory era. The highlight of the event arrives on January 18, as Marc Marquez is set to pull the covers off the new Desmosedici. He will be joined by his new teammate, Pedro Acosta, who makes his first public appearance in factory team colors.
High-ranking officials, including CEO Claudio Domenicali, along with team manager Davide Tardozzi and Gigi DallāIgna, are scheduled to attend. This presentation is more than a technical unveiling; it is a celebration of the brand's heritage, held amidst the dramatic backdrop of the Italian Alps for the fifth consecutive year.

Fans across the globe will have access to the proceedings via a live stream, providing a first look at the engineering adjustments made for the 850cc era. The shift in engine displacement is expected to place a premium on late-braking stability and aerodynamic efficiency, traits that will be scrutinized closely by teams and journalists alike during the upcoming winter tests.
Following the presentation, the focus shifts immediately to the track. The team will be working extensively on tire degradation management and chassis setup to ensure their new prototype hits the ground running in Malaysia. The pairing of two world-class talents under the Ducati umbrella has already generated immense anticipation for the season ahead.



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