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Pecco Bagnaia finds “a great sign” despite his messy Hungarian MotoGP
Pecco Bagnaia sees the two errors he made in the Hungarian MotoGP Grand Prix as a positive sign, as they showed his Ducati’s improved competitiveness under braking. Despite a tough weekend at Balaton Park, where he qualified 14th and finished 13th in the sprint, Ducati’s radical setup changes finally paid off on race day. Bagnaia finished ninth after serving a long lap penalty and making a late mistake that cost him a position to Pol Espargaro. The optimistic rider credits his improved feelings on the bike to the team’s hard work and looks forward to the next race in Barcelona. Despite setbacks in morning warm-up and a gearbox issue, Bagnaia is eager to build on his progress and continue his competitive performance in the championship standings.
