Ducati and Lenovo is readying for the new 2022 MotoGP season after a successful partnership last year saw the team take home the MotoGP Constructors’ World Title for the second year in a row.
The collaboration between Lenovo and Ducati has proven fruitful since 2018 with the former provides a wide range of solution in the form of data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI).
According to Lenovo, the main objective for 2022 is to complete the Remote Garage project, that allow engineers to receive data in real-time and interact with the garage and the GP22 while working remotely.
“2021 was an important year for the Ducati Lenovo Team. We have strengthened our technology partnership – paving the way for bolder innovation in the new hybrid working world.
“We are proud to collaborate with Ducati, who share our core values of speed, dedication, team spirit and a focus on results.
“In line with our mission to enable intelligent transformation, we will continue to invest and innovate with Ducati to achieve increasingly ambitious goals in the fast-evolving industry of motorsports,” said Luca Rossi, President of Intelligent Devices Group at Lenovo.
Ducati Lenovo Team is set to double the effort this year to win the World Championship after Francesco Bagnaia lose out to Fabio Quartararo with just a 26 points gap.
After a successful pre-season test at Sepang International Circuit and Mandalika Circuit, the team is ready to head to Qatar for the first round of the season.
