Nicolo Bulega Target MotoGP 2027, Bicarakan Langkah Besar dengan Beberapa Tim

Suara Pecari – 18 April 2026 | Italian rider Nicolo Bulega confirmed his interest in moving to MotoGP for the 2027 season after holding discussions with several teams.

He currently competes for Aruba.it Ducati in the World Superbike Championship and has shown dominant form in the early part of 2026.

Bulega ended the 2025 WorldSBK campaign as runner‑up behind Toprak Razgatlıoglu, a result that raised his profile among top manufacturers.

In the first six rounds of the 2026 season he claimed victory in every race, establishing a comfortable lead in the provisional standings.

Alongside his race duties, the Italian rider has been a test rider for Ducati’s MotoGP Desmosedici, providing valuable feedback on the new machinery.

During the 2025 MotoGP calendar he substituted for the injured Marc Márquez in two rounds and managed to score points in both events.

In an interview with Crash magazine, Bulega said he cannot disclose further details because negotiations are still in progress and major teams have yet to confirm their interest.

He added that competing in MotoGP has been his childhood dream and that he feels ready to take the step when the right opportunity appears.

Rumors link him to a potential Ducati seat for 2027, although the factory’s rider slots are reportedly filling quickly.

Trackhouse Racing is also mentioned as a possible destination, with the team reportedly attracted by Bulega’s WorldSBK success and European market appeal.

Analysts observe that his championship victories, combined with test experience, make him a strong candidate for any premier‑class outfit seeking fresh talent.

If Bulega secures a MotoGP contract, it would echo the rare transition of WorldSBK contenders such as Pol Espargaró and Bradley Smith to the top tier.

Regardless of the final decision, his immediate focus remains on clinching the WorldSBK title while staying prepared for a MotoGP role.

The coming months should clarify which team will finalize the agreement, as both Ducati and Trackhouse are expected to announce their 2027 line‑ups before the season starts.

For now Bulega continues to compete in the current WorldSBK rounds, aiming to extend his winning streak and strengthen his negotiating position.

His on‑track performance and professional attitude have earned respect from teammates, rivals, and manufacturers, reinforcing his reputation as a future MotoGP star.