Pecco Bagnaia’s performance took a downward spiral after the French Grand Prix, struggling to regain form at the British Grand Prix and finishing 12th at the Aragón sprint. Amidst this slump, the two-time MotoGP champion sought help from Ducati for a solution. Bagnaia’s fortunes turned around in the recent race with a podium finish, attributed to a minor change in brake discs which boosted his confidence in braking, according to Davide Tardozzi, Ducati Lenovo Team manager. The Motorland Aragón Circuit presented unique challenges, where Bagnaia utilized larger brake discs, a change that proved effective in his performance improvement. Ducati plans to continue exploring new features and improvements with Bagnaia during the upcoming official test to ensure his sustained success in MotoGP.
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