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Strong Reaction to the Balaton Circuit: Bagnaia Claims Worst Track Ever
Following a successful performance at Mugello, Francesco Bagnaia made sharp criticisms of the Balaton Park circuit ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Italian pilot, preparing for the weekend race, emphasized that the current track layout contained serious design flaws and negatively impacted the racing experience.
Striking Difference Between Mugello and Balaton
Bagnaia stated that Mugello Circuit is one of the world’s most beloved tracks, while Balaton Park has a structure so different it cannot be compared to these circuits. Using the analogy “from stars to barns,” the pilot said he found the racing environment at Balaton very disruptive. > "Balaton was by far the worst track I've ever seen."
Criticism of Track Design and Call to Organizers
The Italian driver acknowledged that safety measures were provided by the organizers, but expressed concerns about the inability to change the fundamental layout of the circuit. Bagnaia argued that the deficiencies in the track design negatively affected both pilots’ performance and spectators’ experience.
Ducati's Progress and Renewed Hope
Despite his criticisms of the track, Bagnaia assessed Ducati Motor Sport team's significant progress recorded in recent weeks. He noted that the continuous improvements made on the motorcycle after the Jerez tests formed the basis for the successful results at Mugello. > “Last year we had lost our way,” Bagnaia said, adding that he believed the team was gradually returning to its former performance level.
Pódium Goal in Balaton
Bagnaia emphasized that Ducati’s current package is more suitable for the Balaton Park circuit and that the motorcycle performed better in braking. The pilot stated his intention to achieve strong results over the weekend and compete for a podium position, believing he could fully unlock the potential of the motorcycle. Before the race, he displayed an optimistic approach, stating that the challenges faced at Balaton last year would now be overcome and that the motorcycle could fully realize its potential.
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