| He'd be a fool not to stay, wouldn't he?
He's got the team and the bike to have and it's all working well for him. You can bet that Ducati will be giving it all next year as well. At 37 years of age realistically he is now in the twilight of his career despite his current form, and I'd think that the 2 year extension would bring him to the point when he would retire anyway. |