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Defending MotoGP champion from the Ducati Lenovo team, Francesco Bagnaia, admitted that he lost concentration during the main race of the San Marino GP at the Misano Circuit, Italy, Sunday (8/9).
Due to his lack of solid focus, Bagnaia, who started the race from pole position, had to be satisfied with finishing in second place, right in front of his teammate for next season, Gresini Racing rider Marc Marquez with a margin of 3.102 seconds.
“At that time, I lost some concentration, also due to the fact that my fitness condition was not ideal,” he said.
Bagnaia, quoted from Ducati’s official statement, Monday (9/9).
Despite still suffering from pain in several parts of his body due to the injury he suffered after being involved in an accident with Gresini Racing rider Alex Marquez at the Aragon GP, Spain, Bagnaia admitted that he had given his best effort to win at his home race.
This was proven by him achieving pole position in the qualifying session, as well as runner-up in the sprint race and main race.
“We did our best, not (too bad) like yesterday (in the sprint race). So, I’m quite happy,” said the rider who is familiarly called Pecco.
Also read: Despite Injury, Francesco Bagnaia Can’t Wait to Appear in the San Marino GP
The San Marino GP podium was also completed by fellow Ducati and Italian rider, Enea Bastianini, who finished in third position and 5.428 seconds behind the race leader.
Bastianini admitted that he enjoyed the race, even though he still experienced several problems.
“I am still happy because I was able to finish on the podium in front of my home fans and I would like to thank the team and the fans for all the support they have given me,” said Bastianini.
The next round of the MotoGP season will continue in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, on September 20-22. (Ant/Z-1)
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Francesco Bagnaia: A Rising Star in the World of MotoGP
Francesco Bagnaia, also known as Pecco, is an Italian professional motorcycle racer who has been making waves in the MotoGP world. Born on January 14, 1997, in Turin, Italy, Bagnaia began his motorsport career at a young age, competing in minimoto competitions [[1]]. He went on to become a European MiniGP champion, paving the way for his future success in the world of MotoGP.
Racing Career
Bagnaia’s MotoGP career has been nothing short of impressive. He currently rides for the Ducati Lenovo Team, where he has secured multiple podium finishes and has proven himself to be a force to be reckoned with on the track [[2]]. In the recent San Marino GP, Bagnaia admitted to losing concentration during the main race, which resulted in him finishing in second place [[3]]. Despite this, he showed remarkable resilience and determination, pushing through the pain and discomfort caused by an injury sustained during the Aragon GP.
The San Marino GP: A Lesson in Resilience
The San Marino GP was a crucial race for Bagnaia, as it marked his return to the track after a grueling injury. Despite the challenges he faced, Bagnaia showed remarkable spirit and determination, finishing in second place and securing a podium position [[3]]. In a post-race interview, Bagnaia acknowledged that he had lost concentration during the main race, but was pleased with his overall performance, given the circumstances.
A Champion’s Mindset
Bagnaia’s admission of losing concentration during the San Marino GP is a testament to his humility and willingness to learn from his mistakes. His ability to reflect on his performance and identify areas for improvement is a hallmark of a true champion. As he continues to navigate the highs and lows of his MotoGP career, Bagnaia’s determination and resilience will undoubtedly serve him well.
The Future of MotoGP
As the MotoGP season continues, all eyes will be on Bagnaia as he looks to build on his recent success and overcome the challenges that lie ahead. With his talent, skill, and dedication to the sport, there is no doubt that Pecco will continue to be a major force in the world of MotoGP.
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Francesco Bagnaia: A Rising Star in the World of MotoGP
Francesco Bagnaia, also known as Pecco, is an Italian professional motorcycle racer who has been making waves in the MotoGP world. Born on January 14, 1997, in Turin, Italy, Bagnaia began his motorsport career at a young age, competing in minimoto competitions [[1]]. He went on to become a European MiniGP champion, paving the way for his future success in the world of MotoGP.
Racing Career
Bagnaia’s MotoGP career has been nothing short of impressive. He currently rides for the Ducati Lenovo Team, where he has secured multiple podium finishes and has proven himself to be a force to be reckoned with on the track [[2]]. In the recent San Marino GP, Bagnaia admitted to losing concentration during the main race, which resulted in him finishing in second place [[3]]. Despite this, he showed remarkable resilience and determination, pushing through the pain and discomfort caused by an injury sustained during the Aragon GP.
The San Marino GP: A Lesson in Resilience
The San Marino GP was a crucial race for Bagnaia, as it marked his return to the track after a grueling injury. Despite the challenges he faced, Bagnaia showed remarkable spirit and determination, finishing in second place and securing a podium position [[3]]. In a post-race interview, Bagnaia acknowledged that he had lost concentration during the main race, but was pleased with his overall performance
