Francesco Bagnaia struggles with Ducati rear grip in Mandalika MotoGP race
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"We no longer have a connection to the gas. The fall? I was trying to get back to Marini to raise the pressure, but the front closed. The bike did not want to know to support me"
Still in trouble in Mandalika, Pecco Bagnaia finished the Sprint of the Indonesia Grand Prix in eighth place. The Ducati driver points out his rear tire grip problems, which......
While teammate Marc Marquez took over the World Cup lead, Lenovo Ducati driver Francesco Bagnaia fought in the MotoGP sprint of Mandalika with a lack of grip and saved 8th place in the finish.
Read on Sky Sport article Bagnaia: 'With the rubber in temperature the rhythm was not bad'
The driver of the Ducati ended the Sprint of Mandalika in eighth place, at the end of a race that he himself called 'anonymous'. Unfortunately, having little grip at the rear, he failed to put energy on the rubber and therefore found the rhythm only in the second part of the race, when it was now late to do more.
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