Petrucci will be offered 2020 Ducati MotoGP contract

Petrucci was brought in on an initial one-year deal as a replacement for Jorge Lorenzo, and was given a list of demands by Ducati for him to earn an extension for 2020.

A first premier-class win was among those, and Petrucci achieved this last time out at Mugello, seeing off teammate Andrea Dovizioso and Honda's championship leader Marc Marquez.

Ducati, which was also considering Pramac rider Jack Miller for the seat, was looking to make a decision after the Barcelona race - but has made it clear following Petrucci's home soil triumph that it will seek to retain him as part of an unchanged factory line-up.

Ciabatti also confirmed Ducati will look to keep Miller at the satellite Pramac outfit, while reiterating the firm is also targeting a contract renewal for World Superbikes championship leader Alvaro Bautista.

"Our desire is to keep things like this year," Ciabatti told Autosport.

"If we have the chance to stay with an official [factory] team that works so well, with Dovi and Petrucci, and with a Pramac that does too, then we will.

"In the next few days we will talk to the managers of the riders involved and Pramac to try to close it down.

"There were people who hoped to see Bautista again in MotoGP, but for us it is important that he continues in Superbikes.

"We have Danilo, who has stood on the podium in the last two races and has won his first grand prix. That's exactly what was asked of him.

"Now we have to see how we will deal with the managers. All that remains is to sit down with them."

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The complication in keeping Miller at Pramac is that while he says he would be "stoked" to remain with the outfit, he has made it clear would require factory-spec machinery.

Miller's current team-mate Francesco Bagnaia is on a two-year deal that guarantees him a Desmosedici GP20 next year, meaning Ducati would need to supply as many as four factory-spec entries in 2020 for Pramac to keep its current riders.

Ciabatti echoed Miller's belief that the Australian warrants the opportunity to continue on a works-spec Ducati.

"A bike from last year isn't what Jack deserves, because he's a rider we value very much," Ciabatti said.

"Let's see what we can do so that next season he can continue with a bike identical to the factory ones."