Johann Zarco insists he still hasn’t chosen whether to remain at Pramac Ducati or switch to LCR Honda in MotoGP next season.
“The two proposals are quite clear. Honda is offering a good project in MotoGP. I’d be glad, with my experience to give good information and work well to develop the bike, at least for 2 years, because I also have an option for a third year,” Zarco explained. “This is always a good project in MotoGP.
“But in the other hand, in Superbike and MotoGP, they have the winning bike at the moment. I still have half a season to do, to win races. But I need to decide which kind of project I can go to. Asked if a long-awaited debut victory on Sunday would make his decision any easier, Zarco - who retired after being taken down at Turn 1 of the Sprint - joked:
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