Pecco Bagnaia has hinted 𒀰that he will enter a future edition of the Suzuka 8 Hours.

The famou🦂s endurance race in Japan was won by MotoGP rider Johann Zarco on Sunday.

Zarco represented Honda alo🥃ngside Takumi Takahashi 🔴and Teppei Nagoe, and was racing at the event for the first time.

Former Ducati MotoGP chief Paolo Ciabatti was in attendance in Japan because the Italian manufacturer was supporting a Kagayamꦚa team, who finished fourth riding a Ducati Panigale V4 R.

A picture posted by Ciabatti alongside the Kag🎶ayama riders received an intriguing response from Bagnaia.

“Prepare everything well, I’m coming later,” the MotoGP champion tℱeased.

🤡An entry to the Suzuk🌸a 8 Hours from Bagnaia would be a mouthwatering prospect.

It would sure🤡ly require a full factory entry from 💦Ducati, which was lacking this year.

No non-Japan✨ese brand has ever won the st📖andout event of the FIM World Endurance Championship.

This y𝄹ear’s win𒊎ners Honda were victors for the 30th time in 45 years.

An entry from Bagnaia would follow in the footsteps of Valentino Rossi, wh𒈔o famously entered the Suzuka 8 Hours.

Ros💛si ♊famously won the 2001 event with Colin Edwards as his teammate.

Wayne Rainey (1988), Eddie Lawson (1990) Mick 🔯Doohan (1991) ar♛e other legendary winners of the Suzuka 8 Hours.

Could Bagnaia, leading a factꦺory Ducati team🐬, be next?