US EditionPecco Bagnaia explains disaster start to 2026 MotoGP season in practice
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7 things we learned from first MotoGP Friday of 2026
After a frenzied off-season of future contract moves and intriguing test results, MotoGP's 2026 season kicked off in earnest on Friday with effectively the first 'qualifying' of the campaign.Forty-four races and 21 other Fridays still await, but first contact with a true competitive picture this year proved a very intriguing one - and promised a fascinating season opener.Bagnaia in familiar place but calmFactory Ducati rider Pecco Bagnaia insist…
The MotoGP season 2026 starts for Francesco Bagnaia in Thailand directly with a walk through Q1. The Ducati star says that there was a fatal failure within the team.
Francesco Bagnaia explains Thai MotoGP practice woes: “I just worked bad”
Two-time MotoGP World Champion Francesco Bagnaia will face Q1 tomorrow after a poor showing in Practice at the Buriram International Circuit, and says the weather was a factor in his 15th-fastest time. Bagnaia was decent on Friday morning, finishing just behind Ducati Lenovo teammate Marc Marquez in FP1, but in Practice he was never able to put together a competitive time attack, his best lap time only 0.06 seconds than Fabio Quartararo on the u…
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