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Ducati boss ‘always trusted’ Pecco Bagnaia to deliver Brno MotoGP pole
Ducati team manager Davide Tardozzi expressed his unwavering trust in Pecco Bagnaia’s ability to secure pole position at the 2025 MotoGP Czech Grand Prix, despite Bagnaia’s challenging season so far.
Bagnaia faced setbacks during the Czech Grand Prix qualifying, initially missing the Q2 cut due to a strategy error but showcasing resilience to eventually claim pole position.
Although Bagnaia struggled at times during the qualifying sessions, he managed to secure his first pole of the 2025 season with a strong performance in Q2.
Teammate Marc Marquez’s crash during Q2 ensured Bagnaia’s pole position, highlighting the team’s mixed emotions regarding the results.
Bagnaia credited the valuable dry running in Q1 for helping him understand the track conditions better, and he appreciated the team’s adjustments to his Ducati that improved his performance.
Looking ahead to the race, Bagnaia acknowledged the challenges posed by tyre management but expressed confidence in his team’s preparations and strategies for the upcoming event.
