P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Francesco Bagnaia was “scared” to discover his Ducati’s rear ride-height device had failed during the Malaysian MotoGP Sprint, but still stormed to victory.
Francesco Bagnaia went from zero to hero by leading every lap of the Malaysian MotoGP Sprint after struggling in the previous four races. Despite technical issues, Bagnaia secured a 2.259s victory over Alex Marquez, showcasing his speed and adaptability. Bagnaia noted the challenges of different track conditions and the impact on bike performance. While a puncture dashed his podium hopes in the grand prix, Bagnaia and Ducati found positive momentum in Sepang. Bagnaia expressed optimism for future races, acknowledging the progress made in handling and performance. Despite facing challenges, Bagnaia’s performance in Malaysia marked a positive and promising weekend for the rider.
