Worldwide!

The two-day general practice, the last act before the historic inaugural race of the V2 Future Champ Ducati Academy, scheduled in Misano on the weekend of 24–26 April, has transformed the Romagna circuit into a real international crossroads of talent.

Because if it is true that the series, conceived and organized by Garage 51, was born in Italy, it is equally evident that its appeal goes far beyond national borders.

The first edition of the V2 trophy is in fact preparing to welcome a starting list with a global breath, with young drivers from all over the world, ready to compete in a unique context.

Here are the most precise international coordinates to identify which will be the protagonists 2026, from Portugal Marco Martim, from Hungary, under the guidance of the former world champion Gábor Talmácsi, Bence Kesckes and Kevin Farkas and then again Eyal Assif from Israel and Canada Mario Grilli, changing again
Completely continent from India we find Emmanuel Geoffrey while from Poland and Spain come Jakub Belak and Jesus Torres respectively. To represent Italy, a solid and determined presence composed of Diego Goretti, Martin Galiuto, Devis Bergamini, Vito Iconomu, Riccardo Pasquini, Kevin Sabatucci, Jacopo Hosciuc and Raffaele Tragni with Andrea Benvenuti who for personal data will carry out the tests but will be in the race only from 2027!

To make the context even more significant, the presence of Davide Tardozzi, Ducati Lenovo MotoGP Team Manager, in Misano also during the MotoGP tests: an authoritative look that strengthens the link with Ducati and emphasizes the vision of the project, oriented to the growth of the talents of tomorrow.

A group of geographically heterogeneous pilots then who tell a project that speaks the language of talent, growth and opportunity declined “worldwide”! V2 Future Champ Ducati Academy: this is just the beginning.