US EditionDucati MotoGP boss on Bagnaia: "I've lost patience too"
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Pecco Bagnaia's Dismal Downfall: Is Ducati's Star on the Brink of Total Collapse?
Fallen Champion: Pecco Bagnaia’s Descent into Despair as Stefan Bradl Calls for a Reckoning In a season that has spiraled into a nightmare, Francesco “Pecco” Bagnaia finds himself at rock bottom in 2025, and the recent Grand Prix of San Marino has only highlighted his catastrophic decline. With an abysmal performance at Misano—qualifying eighth, finishing thirteenth in the sprint, and crashing out at turn ten—Bagnaia’s pitiful weekend culminated…
Pecco Bagnaia did not appear before the media, as is required in MotoGP, after the San Marino GP. The team apologized for his absence on the grounds that he was at a technical meeting, although no one escapes that the Italian ended up sunk after fitting a new zero in the World Cup. Pecco left the weekend at home with a fall in the eighth round of Sunday's race, when he shot seventh and a disheartening result in Saturday's sprint, in which he onl…
What initially looked like a re-birth of the old Pecco Bagnaia ended on the home track of MotoGP-Vizeweltmeister with another zero number, leather combi and spirit were scratched.
Pecco Bagnaia completed another bad weekend in Misano after falling into the long race. After sliding on Saturday that was losing patience, Gigi Dall'Igna replies that, for her part, it is also so.
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