Francesco Bagnaia is facing challenges on the MotoGP grid, particularly during the Aragon Grand Prix, where braking issues have plagued him, causing front wheel lock-ups and a lack of confidence on his Ducati.
Despite qualifying in P4, his sprint race performance reflected his weekend struggles, leading to a disappointing 12th-place finish due to difficulties with braking and understeering.
Bagnaia described the race as “horrible” and expressed his frustration with the bike’s performance, especially the front wheel locking up, making it a tough race for him.
Looking ahead, Bagnaia acknowledged the need to try different strategies and adjustments to improve the bike’s handling, including switching to a medium tire to reduce understeering.
When asked if this was the toughest moment in his career, Bagnaia admitted that it currently stands as the most challenging situation he has faced, affecting his confidence and performance on the track.
