Irreversible crisis?
Francesco Bagnaia after a rather complicated start to the season has gone through a good moment of form and competitiveness, achieving excellent results in several races with the weekends at Mugello and Brno as ‘peaks’ of performance quite respectable if compared to an average in the last two years far from the glories of the 2021-2024 four-year period.
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However, around the summer break, Bagnaia returned inside the tunnel from which he seemed to have emerged. At Aragon, a track on paper ‘friendly’ for Pecco, the umpteenth weekend to forget took place, leading Bagnaia to statements of great discouragement.
The General Manager of Ducati Corse Luigi Dall’Igna commented on a difficult situation because the championship is still long and continuing to get these results is not good for either Ducati or Bagnaia.
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“Bagnaia? I know I’m repeating myself, but these are the only concepts that can be stated with honesty and seriousness – said Luigi Dall’Igna – we must continue to work and commit together to resolve this situation and bring him back to the performances he deserves, for the benefit of everyone, ours and his.”
