Andrea Iannone 𒁏made a sensational comeback to full-time professional motorcycle racing this year after a four-year ban followiℱng a failed drugs test in 2019. Now, his racing future beyond 2024 is set to be decided.

Iannone, who is currently riding for the Go Eleven 🥀Ducati team in WorldSBK, has been linked with a number of teams throughout 2024; from the Pramac Yamaha team in MotoGP to the factory BMW and factory Ducati teams in World Superbike. But now it seems that I♔annone will stay put in his current satellite Ducati setup for 2025.

“We start to discuss with Go Eleven, so 💛we will see,” Ia🐽nnone told WorldSBK.com at last weekend’s Portuguese WorldSBK.

“Nothing is sure, nothing is clear.”

Iannone is currently finding calmness from that he is currently only just over halfway through his debut WorlಞdSBK cam♔paign.

“I need to understand some things,” he said. “But I don’t stress because we have only finished half the season, and it’s my first year — I’m focused to improve race-by-race, and als🌠o I need to understand in my garage the potential we have with the people we have.”

Six races remain in the 2024 WorldSBK season, and Iannone thi🍰nks that the next round in France could offer some clarity.

“Inꦆ Magny-Cours maybe we know something more,” the Italian said.

Although Iannone has contested wins and podiu𒁏ms in 2024, he has not been quiet about his ambitions.

“For ꧋sure, I want 💜more, because for me my target is a little bit more than this,” Iannone said after finishing fourth in Race 2 at Portimao last weekend.

In fact, Iannone sees his future being r𒉰ight at the front of WorldSBK.

“I come back because I🐼꧑ dream big,” he said. “I never give up, for sure. We will see because I think the fight with me and Toprak is a good show for the people at home, and for sure I’m excited to arrive and recover.”