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Francesco Bagnaia (Crash) Race: 'No Feeling, No Grip'

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Ducati-Werkspilot Francesco Bagnaia drew attention for a fall he experienced during the race. Bagnaia, who was competing in the last position, voiced his issue with traction, by finishing ten seconds behind Marc Marquez at the end of the race. The team indicated a need for more support on the rear wheel, while it was observed that the Italian rider's placement within the Top-8 was realistic.

Track Issues

Bagnaia's fall occurred on track during the fifth lap of the race. The rider explained the situation as follows:

I just slid. No feeling, no grip, and I slid.

The rider stated that he wanted more from the rear wheel and that it did not provide support. Subsequently, information was shared that Bagnaia slid on the Indonesian gravels.

Performance Analysis

Francesco Bagnaia evaluated his performance drop throughout the season and his points standing. The fact that the rider, the second MotoGP World Champion, finished in ninth place overall across the season, including sprint races, and dropped to 166 points in Rang 9, drew attention. This drop is evident when compared to his achievements in previous races. Bagnaia emphasized that he has experienced consistent drops after Brünn and that Phillip Island is the track where he expects the most excitement.

Season Summary

Francesco Bagnaia stated that he aims to conclude his season with Ducati Grand Prix events. The rider named the Sepang circuit as the place where he expected the most excitement in the last race. However, he stated that what he most desired on that track was feeling and grip.

Key Details

  • Francesco Bagnaia competed in last place.
  • He finished ten seconds behind Marc Marquez at the end of the race.
  • Bagnaia fell on track during the fifth lap of the race.
  • The rider, the second MotoGP World Champion, finished in ninth place overall across the season, including sprint races.
  • Bagnaia stated that he has experienced consistent drops after Brünn.

Statements

Francesco Bagnaia:

But at that moment, I wanted more from the rear wheel. It did not support me.

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