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…
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Sibling Rivalry on Full Display: Marc Marquez Clinches Pole in Thrilling MotoGP Aragon GP Qualifying Battle with Brother Alex
Marc Marquez claimed pole position at the Motorland circuit on Saturday for the MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix, showcasing his dominance. His younger brother Alex secured second place after Marc made a mistake on his second lap. Franco Morbidelli completed the top three with a quick lap towards the end of the session. Marc led the early stages, being the only rider to break the 1m46s barrier. Despite Alex’s challenge, Marc’s late flyer ensured his pole position. Francesco Bagnaia overcame braking issues to take fourth on the grid. KTM impressed with…
BővebbenFrancesco Bagnaia’s Perspective: Turning Setbacks into Stepping Stones for Success at Aragon MotoGP
Francesco Bagnaia pledges to keep “working” on GP25 feeling, but “useless” to compare last year’s bike to this year’s bike.
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KTM is facing a turbulent MotoGP season in 2025, with uncertainty surrounding their participation in 2027. The factory squad riders are expressing dissatisfaction with the team’s performance. Pedro Acosta is the top KTM rider in ninth place, while Brad Binder is in 14th, highlighting the team’s struggles. Acosta remains cautious despite past successes, aiming for consistent top-five finishes. Acosta criticizes KTM’s poor qualifying showing, labeling it a “disaster.” Binder, on the other hand, sees potential in the team’s future engineering projects. Both riders recognize the need for improvement in KTM’s…
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BővebbenIntense Showdown at the British MotoGP: Alex Rins Battles Similar Challenges to Fabio, Faces Fearless Rival in Pecco
Alex Rins also experienced a ‘broken’ ride-height device in the British MotoGP, “super scary” moment when Francesco Bagnaia fell in front of him.
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BővebbenFrancesco Bagnaia’s Determination with Ducati: Resolving Challenges After Sprint Racing
After a disappointing day at Silverstone, Francesco Bagnaia expressed his frustration about the race results. Starting from the third position on the grid, he was overtaken by his teammate and struggled to maintain his pace. Bagnaia mentioned his difficulties with the front end of his bike, affecting his braking and cornering capabilities. He faced challenges with his rear tire grip, ultimately leading to a race of survival and losing positions. Despite the setback, Bagnaia acknowledged the support of Ducati and the team’s efforts to overcome their current issues. Overall, he…
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