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Ducati won the Italian Grand Prix for a fourth year in a row, but the rider responsible for three of those was anonymous by the end of the race. As Marc Marquez continues his charge, Pecco Bagnaia looks resigned to a struggle for the rest of 2025…
Ducati had a mixed 2025 MotoGP season at the Italian Grand Prix, with Marc Marquez dominating and Pecco Bagnaia struggling to keep up.
Despite Bagnaia’s initial optimism about Mugello, he faced familiar sprint struggles that led to a disappointing third-place finish.
This setback has placed Bagnaia over 100 points behind Marquez in the championship, making a title comeback seem unlikely.
However, Ducati remains supportive of Bagnaia, acknowledging his speed and continuing to search for solutions to his performance issues.
Bagnaia’s near-crash at Mugello highlighted his struggles with front-end grip, ultimately costing him a podium finish as Fabio Di Giannantonio surpassed him.
Despite giving his all, Bagnaia’s confidence wavered as the race progressed, leaving him unable to compete with the frontrunners.
In the midst of challenges, Ducati is committed to working with Bagnaia to overcome his current difficulties and regain his competitive edge in the MotoGP season.
