We’ve also got some interesting rookies, including 2014 Moto2™ World Champion Tito Rabat as he returns to the Grand Prix paddock to take on MotoE™. Randy Krummenacher is another to watch as he joins Dynavolt Intact GP MotoE™, adding another class to his CV of 125cc, Moto2™, WorldSSP and WorldSBK experience, and Luca Salvadori lands at Prettl Pramac MotoE™. Nicolas Spinelli raised some eyebrows in testing too, with the new Pons Racing 40 rider one of those who showed most consistent pace. As it’s new Ducati machinery for everyone, the new faces on the grid will be an even more interesting watch as the season gets underway.

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