P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Pecco Bagnaia looked so far from himself on the Ducati in the Aragon sprint that it’s hard to imagine how his 2025 MotoGP season can recover
Double world champion Pecco Bagnaia faced a disappointing run, finishing 12th in the Aragon Grand Prix MotoGP sprint, indicating ongoing struggles with the 2025 Ducati MotoGP machine. He expressed hopes for a future breakthrough but his unease on the bike suggests otherwise. Despite starting from a strong qualifying position and showing glimpses of potential, he dropped down and made errors, finishing 14 seconds behind the winner. Bagnaia cited difficulties with braking and handling, reflecting a challenging year overall. The high temperatures at the Motorland Aragon circuit worsened his performance, highlighting the need for significant changes to overcome existing issues. While Bagnaia remains optimistic, his inability to advance during races raises concerns about the need for a substantial overhaul to the Ducati GP25.
