Francesco Bagnaia’s Australia MotoGP sprint woes: ‘What was good got worse’
Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia says things on his bike the were good on Friday at the MotoGP Australian Grand Prix ‘got worse’ as he struggled to fourth in the sprint. Bagnaia was only a shade slower than championship leader Jorge Martin after Friday’s practice, but struggled for pace throughout Saturday and could only qualify fifth on the grid.
Bagnaia is no stranger to overcoming a high rate of non-scores to win titles. In 2022, he came from 91 points back at the halfway mark to beat a struggling Fabio Quartararo on the Yamaha having ...
Only three Grand Prix remain, with six races between Saturday's Sprint Race and Sunday's long races. With 20 points ...
Francesco Bagnaia admitted that his setup choice "didn't improve" the GP24 Ducati's performance during the MotoGP Sprint race ...
Jorge Martin extends his Championship lead as he dominates Saturday at Phillip Island, with Francesco Bagnaia off the podium.
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Seven things we learned from the 2024 MotoGP Australian Grand PrixPhillip Island was the stage for an outstanding Marc Marquez win last weekend, while Jorge Martin doubled his MotoGP points ...
Marc Marquez won the MotoGP World Championship race Sunday at Phillip Island, in Australia. Riding his Gresini Racing Ducati ...
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