Alvaro Bautista gets his wish - an official Ducati MotoGP test

The reigning WorldSBK champion wil🌄l head to the Misano circuit in Italy on June 20 and 21.
He will have an opportunity to test the Des♎mosedici, the best machinery on the MotoGP grid for the past two years.
There ar♑e no expectations for the test - but it is somewhat of a reward for his brilliant form.
Bautista꧙ is 86 points clear in the WorldSBK standings of hiಌs closest challenger Toprak Razgatlioglu.
He💝 has stunningly won 14 of 15 races so far this year.
While Ducati may boast the best bike in WorldSBK, it is their star rider who is tr💧uly pushin🌳g it to its limits.
Bautista previously competed in MotoGP fo😼🌟r nine years.
He is now 38 years old.

He had previous⭕ly said: “After I ♐won the World Championship in WorldSBK, I asked Ducati to have a test with the MotoGP bike because, from the outside, it seems like a really fun bike.
“We will do the test very s♚oon. I don’t do the te🌼st with an intention to do a wildcard.
“I’d like to do the test and let’s see what🐭 happen𒅌s.
“I don’t think there’s a lot of chance to repeat what Troy Bayliss did in 20🦄06. It was another time and it was different.
“At the moment, in my mind, it’s only the World Superbike Championsh🅷ip. I just take the test like a prize and don’t think about Troy Bayliss.”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports 🎃for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.