Francesco Bagnaia, currently facing a challenging time on the MotoGP grid at the Aragon Grand Prix, has been plagued by braking problems, particularly with the front wheel constantly locking, affecting his confidence on the Ducati.
Despite qualifying in P4, the sprint race mirrored his struggles from practice, resulting in a disappointing 12th-place finish as his lack of bike confidence persisted.
Bagnaia openly expressed his dismay at the tough race, acknowledging the difficulties he faced with the bike’s handling and braking issues that hindered his performance on the track.
Looking ahead to solutions, Bagnaia emphasized the need to explore different approaches to improve his performance, including trying out a medium tyre to reduce understeering in hopes of overcoming the current challenges.
In response to whether this is the toughest moment in his career, Bagnaia candidly admitted that the ongoing struggles present a significant hurdle, making it one of the most challenging experiences he has encountered in his racing journey.
