The illustrious manufacturer from Borgo Panigale has officially announced the timeline for its brand-new Grand Prix racing project ahead of the upcoming regulation overhaul. According to reports from RaceSport, Ducati will pull the covers off its brand-new 850cc machine on Monday, January 18, 2027, in the snowy backdrop of Madonna di Campiglio, Italy.
This high-profile unveiling forms a core part of the traditional Campioni in Pista event staged across the Italian ski resort. Marking the fifth consecutive year that the factory squad has chosen this picturesque Dolomite location, the gathering brings together partners, media, and racing enthusiasts to kick off the competitive campaign.
All eyes inside the presentation hall will inevitably focus on the newly formed rider lineup, as Marc Marquez steps onto the stage alongside his fresh garage partner for the very first time. This formidable pairing blends veteran racecraft with explosive young talent, tasking them with taming the brand-new prototype machinery right out of the box.

The technical landscape of the premier class is undergoing its most radical transformation in years, with engine displacement dropping to 850cc alongside stricter aerodynamic caps and the complete banning of ride-height devices. These sweeping rule changes demand immense engineering adaptation from every single factory on the grid.
With Francesco Bagnaia having departed for Aprilia Racing, the Italian squad enters a brand-new chapter in its storied racing history. The upcoming winter presentation will offer the first concrete glimpse into how the championship benchmark tackles the dawn of a completely restructured technical era.



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