David Tardozzi is confident Scott Redding can be competing for “fifth to tenth” places aboard a Pramac Ducati from the first race of 2016 while stating we are yet to understand the scale of the Englishman's potential. It was announced Redding would switch from the Marc VDS Honda squad to Pramac Ducati for his third year in the premier class at Silverstone and Tardozzi is convinced Redding can give the Italian factory “a really good satisfaction”. Tardozzi, who is currently in charge of that marque's organisation and logistics, also confirmed to Crash.net that Redding will compete aboard a machine that is “not so far from the Factory guys in 2016. “We think that Scott is...
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