WorldTekhno.com – Since Marc Marquez joined Ducati, many have compared his abilities with Pecco and Martin. Because during the 2024 MotoGP race, MM93 was only able to be on the podium 2. And has not been able to win, even though they are both at Ducati.
However, Claudio Domenicali, as CEO of Ducati, did not hesitate to defend Marquez. Although Marc Marquez has not won the race, he was able to finish 2nd from the 13th start. The Ducati boss said that Marc’s performance was still above average. Keep in mind, even though Marc Marquez Pecco, and Martin, are both at Ducati, their motorbikes are different. Marc Marquez still uses the GP23, while Pecco and Martin use the GP24 motorbike, Ducati’s latest specifications.
Differences between the Ducati GP23 and GP24:
• Engine:
°GP24: Developed with a focus on increasing torque and combustion efficiency. This results in greater power at various engine speeds, especially on corner exits and acceleration.
° GP23: Focuses on agility and top speed.
• Aerodynamics:
° GP24: Adopts a new fairing designed to increase downforce, especially on hard brakes and fast corners. This is expected to improve stability and control during braking and cornering.
° GP23: Has a fairing that focuses more on air penetration and top speed.
• Chassis:
° GP24: Has a slightly stiffer chassis to improve stability and precision. This may make the bike slightly less agile than the GP23.
° GP23: Has a more flexible chassis to improve agility and handling.
Other Differences:
• Electronics: The GP24 likely has more sophisticated electronic software to optimize engine performance and aerodynamics.
• Materials: The GP24 may use lighter materials in some areas to reduce the weight of the bike.
Conclusion:
• Ducati GP24: Designed to be stronger, more stable and more precise than the GP23. Suitable for riders who like an aggressive riding style and need maximum performance in all situations.
• Ducati GP23: Still a nimble and agile bike. Suitable for riders who prefer a more fluid riding style and need maximum performance in corners and acceleration.
It is important to note that:
The above differences are based on currently available information and may not be completely accurate.
The performance of the bike is also influenced by many other factors, such as the rider’s riding style, bike setup, and track conditions.***
